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Brush Spacing

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April 19, 2020
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For some reason im unable to set my brush spacing to zero and instead i get these choppy lines when i use a regular hard brush with spacing of 1%. When I try adjusting it to zero i get this messagethanks for the feedback!

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Correct answer Bojan Živković11378569

Size Jitter can also affect brush stroke in similar way.

c.pfaffenbichler

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I suspect 0% spacing would mean that an infinite number of brush »dabs« would have to be applied at every brush usage – that does not seem to be a meaningful approach.

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KariHezi

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I've got a similar problem... I checked all the answers above, but it's not solved.

As you can see, I even unchecked all the options. When I use the brush, it works fine. I can for instance use the round brush and it's a nice round flow. But, I can't see what my brushes actually look like. Can I reset all the brush-info or something?

I've been looking for a solution for several weeks now, I can't seem to solve it on my own...

@moshem: is your problem solved?

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KariHezi

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Nevermind! I've finally found the solution!

Jeff Arola

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Yes not being able to enter 0% (zero) for Brush Spacing is the correct behaviour.

However, it seems that perhaps the issue is under Shape Dynamics with the Roundness Jitter being set to something other than 0% (zero) or if you have a pressure tablet, then Pen Pressure is set under Control.

Click on the words Shape Dynamics in order to see the settings.

Bojan Živković11378569

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Size Jitter can also affect brush stroke in similar way.

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