Changing texture size without changing brush size?

[Emp]

For the Texture Splat brush, is there a way to change the size of each individual splat other than changing the entire brush size? I want very small “splats” without having to spend forever using a size 1.00 px brush.

[tapatilorenzo]

Nah, just edit the texture to shrink the size of the splats and change the brush or make a new brush to use that texture instead.

[Emp]

That’s what I’m asking how to do, if it’s possible which it sounds like it is? I’m asking how to edit/change the size of the texture splats.

[I9S]

Similar tasks is already opened in “Feature Requests” section:

Brush Size/ Texture Scale relationship-link and quick access?

So, changing brush size in 99% cases need changing a texture size. Always looking it in brush properties doesn’t make much comfort. Is it hard to implement relationship/link between brush size and texture scale? And there is any way to quick access to texture scale beside awaking brush properties ? I didn’t find anything. There would be nice ability to put scale slider into the toolbar or pop-up palette, or ability to assign a hotkeys.

Bindable brush settings - determine the value of a setting by the value of another

Okay this is a thing I am thinking about for years now. It would be cool when you could bind a setting to another of the same brush preset. Consider the following use case (i actually have) : You want to create a brush to create a fur like pattern when painted. One of the important properties would be that the stroke fades out by getting smaller over the length of the stroke. This is of course easy. You open the preset, go to size, check fade, enter a reasonable value for length, set the curve…

[AhabGreybeard]

The brush (tip) texture file for that brush preset is 111 x 112 pixels and the ‘splat’ dots themselves are between four and ten pixels so if you go much less than a brush size of 50px then you’ll lose the visual quality of the individual dots.

As @tapatilorenzo suggested, you can make your own brush tip texture file that’s more suited to your needs.

You can use the existing texture file as a starter/basis for this and take it in various directions of development. Here it is:

It has some ‘dirt’ under the upper large dot that you’ll probably want to clean up if you do use it.

For small area painting, you can use a brush tip texture file as a pattern file and then scale it under the Options tab of the patterns parameter, using a Basic Opacity brush. If you try this over a large area then even with Random Offset selected, you get obvious repeat/tiling effects.

[RamonM]

Also about “particles” style you have lot of info here

Mastering Spray Brushes in Krita 4. How?

[Emp]

Thanks to all replies. I will investigate further.