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Creating a texture brush for masking


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Hello everyone, I'm trying to create some custom brushes to use when painting over masking layers, but I cannot achieve my desired result. This is the new Image Brush I made (white on transparent background):

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The layer setup:

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What I want to use this for is adding/subtracting from a mask, but the transparency is not ignored in the process, resulting in something like this when adding to the mask:

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As you can see the transparency acts on the mask layer as an eraser (I'm using the pixel brush), and the only thing that I want to do and can do is removing from the mask while holding down CTRL (to erase).

Is there a setting, or color combination in the brush image that I can use in order to have the desired effect of only adding or subtracting the brush shape, ignoring the rest of the image?

Thanks in advance for any help!

Cheers

 

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Hi @Burn,

 

Welcome to the forums. 

 

I've had a look and this has been logged already with our developers as a bug. We know about the issue and we hope to get a fix in the next updates. 

 

Sorry for any inconvenience. 
 

Thanks,

Gabe. 

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1 hour ago, owenr said:

You don't need to wait.

Use an Intensity Brush, not an Image Brush, to paint in a mask.

The image used for the brush nozzle should be fully opaque, with black representing full application of paint and white representing no application of paint.

 

 

Worked like a charm! THANK YOU!

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