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Anyone know why this happens with the paintbrush tool? The lines are perfect but then all of a sudden it messes up? (See bottom)
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I need more information.
What brush are you using?
Check the brush option and play with the fidelity. that might be one of the problem.
Check out the view make sure you are not in a pixel view.
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Also are you using an art brush or a calligraphy brush?
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Thanks for responding!
I am using a calligraphic brush.I played with all that stuff . I tried to make my own art brush but it doesn't allow me to really see the size of line while I am drawing.
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It's the blob issue with calligraphic brushes.
You may do a forum search to get workarounds to fix it.
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Is that common? I just bought a new pen tablet but the old did the same thing. It seems like anything with a tight curve it happens?
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How are digital Illustrators creating these amazing Youtube tutorials? Their lines come out perfect and I am sitting here driving myself crazy lol.
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I use Intuos Pro (Wacom) and my lines are perfect with illustrator brushes.
Also check out you might be snapped to the point while you drawing. Unsnap guides and points and try again.
Only calligraphy brushes and bristle brushes have the size shown
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Here is another link:
Painting in Adobe Illustrator: Working with Vector Brushes | LinkedIn
Brushes are like acting..Practice Practice Ptactice
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chanaart,
practice is good, but in that case it doesn't matter as we are talking about a verified misbehaviour/bug in conjunction with calligraphic brushes.
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I know. And I hear your frustration. I hope they clean it soon!!
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I'm still having this bug in 2022 on my Acer ConceptD 7 Ezel. Any fixes yet?
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Please check out the answer that has been marked as correct. You will need to use that hack.
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Thank you, but I have already tried that, and it's not to my satisfaction. I need the software that I pay for to behave in a way that works.
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The link to the workaround has evaporated. This is what the workaround suggested:
Apply an Effect > Distort & Transform > Zig Zag to the brush stroke
Set the Points to Smooth
Set the Size to 0
Increase the number of Ridges per segment to a sufficient high number to make the problem go away.
You may want to save this Appearance as a Graphic Style to quickly apply it later to other misbehaving brush strokes.
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The bug still exists. One thing you could try to maintain your brush appearance is reduce the brush size in the brush options, then increase your stroke size to compensate: