How to avoid brush overlap/build up This has probably been asked many times before, but even after trying to find the answer via Google, I can't seem to find what I'm looking for.Playing with Opacity and Flow of the brush doesn't achieve this. I created a layer with noise, made a selection and converted it to a brush.Just as an example, let's assume I used Brush Dynamics, clicked and dragged the brush, and ended up with 2 "strokes" like this. As you can see, it's overlapping: But my goal would be for Photoshop to know the area of the first stroke, even if there's no "paint" in it (in this case, it's the area I selected when I created the brush, which included white areas and black areas, creating the noise), then when 2 or more strokes overlap, Photoshop would know that certain areas were already covered, even if there's no red in them, and would create a uniform stroke like this: (I did this manually with 2 layers and removed from the top layer, the section from the layer below, just to illustrate what I
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