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I don't have opacity turned on, yet my stoke acts as if it's turned on.
My specs:
Wacom Tablet Intuos CTL-490DW-N
Windows 10
GTX970
Intel Core i5 7600K
16 GB RAM
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In Brush settings >Transfer - do you have flow set to pen pressure?

Dave
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I have it set exactly like that, but the problem still remains.
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That is the problem then.![]()
With it set like that, pen pressure is controlling the flow i.e. the speed at which paint is laid down - hence the lighter stroke when pen pressure is light.
You can see the difference between the two if you brush over and over the same area without lifting and starting a new stroke. Flow builds up, opacity does not.
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Now I've set both opacity and flow to pen pressure and the problem still remains.
It wasn't broken like this an hour ago. Something's not right.
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If you want solid strokes with no transparency set both flow and opacity to "Off"

and make sure the opacity over-ride is also off in the options bar

Dave
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