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...but it seems only in this one document, as far as I can tell.

Everything seems OK in "Layer X" — proper xparency mode, xfer mode, proper brush, proper color picked, start swirling the Pencil around, and... nothing. Repeatedly. This also happens on brand-new layers created in this same document. Xfer mode is always Normal at 100% opacity, test it out with a 200 pixel brush in the loudest red I can pick, and... nothing. Repeatedly. Just went nuts. Scribbled like a madman all over every layer, nothing, no visible result.

Went and created a fresh, brand-new file, grabbed the 200px screaming red brush, and — yep, lots and lots of red, scribbling perfectly all over the page.

Ideas...?

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A document would help us to get ideas 😉
Plus a screenshot of the brush and all its settings incl. „more“.

Plus the stroke panel if on designer.

 

 

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6 hours ago, Mike Swartzbeck said:

...but it seems only in this one document, as far as I can tell.

Everything seems OK in "Layer X" — proper xparency mode, xfer mode, proper brush, proper color picked, start swirling the Pencil around, and... nothing. Repeatedly. This also happens on brand-new layers created in this same document. Xfer mode is always Normal at 100% opacity, test it out with a 200 pixel brush in the loudest red I can pick, and... nothing. Repeatedly. Just went nuts. Scribbled like a madman all over every layer, nothing, no visible result.

Went and created a fresh, brand-new file, grabbed the 200px screaming red brush, and — yep, lots and lots of red, scribbling perfectly all over the page.

Ideas...?

Make sure 'Protect Alpha' is not turned on.

 

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Thanks; actually, though, that was one of the first things I checked. Even with the glove on, the heel of my hand sometimes accidentally switches "protect Alpha" on, but that wasn't it this time. Everything else — layer xparency & xfer mode, brush xparency, color profile, checked out OK. Could just be that odd file which becomes corrupted somehow and just craps itself. Had a backup to work from, so it isn't a total disaster or anything.

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