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Brush Opacity Wacom

Explorer ,
Oct 07, 2022 Oct 07, 2022

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Hi

 

I love using my wacom to provide more accurate editing; I love I can pess the tabble button and the pen and change size and hardness of brush - move left of right and it inceases and deceases.

 

Opaciy I need to use the computer keyboard to type in numbers.  Ideally I'd love to be albe to control that from the tablet.  I understand pen sensitivety can do it sort off, but I often use 100% having to press harder than my hand wants. Is their a key stroke I can use with the pen to specify opacity, or the ring? 

 

If so what is the keystroke please?

 

Thank you.  I'd love not to need my keyboard 

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Explorer , Oct 15, 2022 Oct 15, 2022

yes this answeed the quesion, as i was able to set opacity and hardness to the horizontal and vertical, and brush size to the dial, or hardness, which ever I usually change least.

 

I would be good to attatch all thee to the pen vertecal, hoizonal and diagonal, clealy not happening yet.  

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Oct 07, 2022 Oct 07, 2022

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Hi, normally, by default, Edit>Preferences>Tools>Vary Round Brush Hardness based on HUD vertical movement is checked,

If unchecked, you would vary the opacity instead, but I have to check if it could also work on non-round brushes.

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Oct 07, 2022 Oct 07, 2022

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nope that doesn't work. sorry

 

I am no wild about pessure senstitivity = opacity, a 100 it would hurt your hand, being able to contol it from tablet accurately - like 70 or 80 etc. Brush pressure is not accuate.       

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using the dial would be good, orr drraging the brush, to a desired level of opaciy 

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Oct 07, 2022 Oct 07, 2022

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OK, When you say "I can press the tablet button and the pen" are you doing the equivalent of an ALT+Right click, and getting the red overlay? If you are using a non-round brush, scrolling up and down varies opacity.

With a round brush, you need to uncheck the preference I listed to adjust transparency with a vertical movement.

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Hi

your tick preferences didn't seem to have any impact.  and yes Alt+rih chanes size and hardness - no red

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The red is only there for round brushes. Alt+Right click does change opacity if you uncheck that preference.

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Sorry

 

If I use a brush alt right mouse ... move the pen horizontally changes size, vertically the hardeness.

Or vice versa.

 

If I uncheck the preferences, you say it can do this for opacity, but how do I change harddness/size if the vertical is unusable.

 

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Ok so I can have 2 out of 3,

 

Opacity and brush hardness... but not size

 

I guess I can change that with the dial.

 

Thank you 

 

 

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yes this answeed the quesion, as i was able to set opacity and hardness to the horizontal and vertical, and brush size to the dial, or hardness, which ever I usually change least.

 

I would be good to attatch all thee to the pen vertecal, hoizonal and diagonal, clealy not happening yet.  

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A diagonal movement is a combination of a vertical and an horizontal one, not sure how Ps could tell what you want.

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