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bgtweaks wrote:
Still the same 😕
You need to reduce the spacing for a start. The brush is stamping down with quite gap
5% would work well.
It looks ever so slightly like either brush or layer might be set to Dissolve, but we'd need to be looking at a low zoom ratio for that to be true. It would be easier to see it against a white background.
Have a flick though the brush panel settings for that preset. Especially the Shape Dynamics and Transfer.
The bottom line here is that even a fully soft brush
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Looks like a special brush preset. You could open the brush presets window and choose a more appropriate one. Or you can simply reset your Brush tool to default settings.
Nancy
bgtweaks wrote:
Still the same 😕
You need to reduce the spacing for a start. The brush is stamping down with quite gap
5% would work well.
It looks ever so slightly like either brush or layer might be set to Dissolve, but we'd need to be looking at a low zoom ratio for that to be true. It would be easier to see it against a white background.
Have a flick though the brush panel settings for that preset. Especially the Shape Dynamics and Transfer.
The bottom line here is that even a fully soft brush does not create totally smoove gradients, and you need to apply Gaussian blur to finish the effect.
That means absolutely nothing to anyone without some context. You need to follow the advice back up the thread, and report back. You also ignored the request to show screen shots against a white background. 
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