05-26-2018, 09:07 PM
I asked this in another thread, but i think i have an idea what it does.
Photoshop has something called 'Flow'. Its how much "ink" a drawing tool produces with one stroke.
The difference between Flow and Opacity is that when you paint with 50% Opacity, it doesnt build up (unlike Flow).
I get the same behaviour from Force: the lower i set it, the more transparent the stroke becomes, and it builds up with several strokes on top of each other.
What i dont understand, is why the default is 50....
and why is it greyed out for the Pencil Tool ?
Photoshop has something called 'Flow'. Its how much "ink" a drawing tool produces with one stroke.
The difference between Flow and Opacity is that when you paint with 50% Opacity, it doesnt build up (unlike Flow).
I get the same behaviour from Force: the lower i set it, the more transparent the stroke becomes, and it builds up with several strokes on top of each other.
What i dont understand, is why the default is 50....
and why is it greyed out for the Pencil Tool ?