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Mario_CR
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Oct 28, 2022 5:57 PM UTC

It does work but your brush is set to one pixel size; that's the absolute minimum size the classic brush can have. At that size it's only going to work at a 100% stage zoom or higher. If you zoom-out to less than a 100%, that one pixel brush can't go any smaller, it can't do sub-pixel sizes so that's why you see it get bigger despite having the "zoom with stage" box checked.

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Mario_CR
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Mario_CRCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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Oct 28, 2022 5:57 PM UTC

It does work but your brush is set to one pixel size; that's the absolute minimum size the classic brush can have. At that size it's only going to work at a 100% stage zoom or higher. If you zoom-out to less than a 100%, that one pixel brush can't go any smaller, it can't do sub-pixel sizes so that's why you see it get bigger despite having the "zoom with stage" box checked.

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kglad
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Oct 28, 2022 12:51 PM UTC

first, you're using the classic brush, not the pencil.

 

second, the brush size scales (or not), not previous strokes.

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