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ShinehahGnolaum
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June 28, 2017
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how to draw color that is solid for pixel

  • June 28, 2017
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How do I draw a color in a pixel with a pen that is solid and does not adjust or blend based on where it is placed but is an absolute color?

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Correct answer davescm

As Bob has said for single pixel,  use the pencil tool.

Also ensure:

The blend mode of the pencil and layer are set to normal

The opacity of the pencil and layer are set to 100%

The fill of the layer is set to 100%

Dave

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davescm
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davescmCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
June 28, 2017

As Bob has said for single pixel,  use the pencil tool.

Also ensure:

The blend mode of the pencil and layer are set to normal

The opacity of the pencil and layer are set to 100%

The fill of the layer is set to 100%

Dave

Bob_Hallam
Bob_Hallam
Legend
June 28, 2017

Use the Pencil tool in the brush tool section of the tools pallet.  Command shift B on the Mac or Control shift B on the PC to cycle through those tools to get to the pencil tool.  

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ShinehahGnolaumAuthor
Inspiring
June 28, 2017

That works in some places and doesn't in other places.  I'm trying to draw on top of parts that are already drawn on, but not dark enough, so I'm putting an absolute black color on it.

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