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Runaway brush stroke

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April 25, 2019
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Especially with the mixer brushes, I get what seems to be the opposite of brush lag. I'll stop painting but the stroke will continue painting.

Has anybody experienced this, and how can I fix it?

Appreciate any help you can give me

Joan

brush lag

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Correct answer Trevor.Dennis

joanb56585160 wrote
Thanks for you help, Ged!
I'm actually beginning to wonder if it's lag. Do you know how to correct that issue?
Again, thanks!
Joan

Turn off Smoothing in Brush Settings. This will at least let you confirm or eliminate that as the issue.

davescm

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Do you have brush smoothing set to a high value and "Catch up on stroke end" set in the options?

Dave

joanb56585160Author

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Thank you for your help, Dave.

I don't know, but maybe it was lag. Do you know how to correct that?

Thanks again!

A

Anonymous

Hi

What exact version of Photoshop and OS are you using, have you tried resetting the Tools

If that doesn't help try resetting Photoshop preferences

joanb56585160Author

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Thanks for you help, Ged!

I'm actually beginning to wonder if it's lag. Do you know how to correct that issue?

Again, thanks!

Joan

Trevor.Dennis

Correct answer

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joanb56585160 wrote
Thanks for you help, Ged!
I'm actually beginning to wonder if it's lag. Do you know how to correct that issue?
Again, thanks!
Joan

Turn off Smoothing in Brush Settings. This will at least let you confirm or eliminate that as the issue.

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