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Brush width not changing smoothly w/ pen pressure


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First of all – photo doesn't remember tools settings, as pressure control is always off on startup and you need to turn it on every time you open Photo.

Second – it seems Photo has a really hard time with pen pressure, especially when dealing with very light strokes. The line width doesn't change smoothly between values as it is expected to work.

I think image explains it better than thousand words:

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Both pictures were drawn with my XP Pen Artist 12". On both the Brush size is set to 10px. Both brushes have hardness set to 100% with brush size controlled by pen pressure and nothing more (no flow dynamics etc.) yet on Photoshop brush strokes are much smoother and natural looking.

I tried to compensate it with accumulation and hardness dynamic, but nothing seems to help.

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What's the point of having so detailed dynamic options if in the end you can't even have a smooth looking brush? I think this feature still needs a lot of work.

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Hey Nidrax,

Have you tried increasing the Size Jitter in the Dynamics tab in the brush editor? You should be able to negate a lot of these effects by experimenting with that. Also, I think Photoshop ue 10% brush smoothing by default whereas we don't have any smoothing but you can use the Stabiliser to get a tiny bit of help too.

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