Yup but the original brush is quite transparent, that’s one of its quirks, it can be used for both sketching and lineart.
This is just information as to why the brush is transparent, as I remember that when I tried this brush for the first time in CSP I didn’t understand very well how to use it, then I understood its use better over time.
i played around with it for anyone that wants less variance Proton Drive
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I made adjustments again
the start was making dots so i made its size different over distance and time. and tried to make it a bit more transparent. but you can always lower the opacity or go back and erase with a soft brush.
If I were to take off pressure and use fade instead would this work? I have no pressure sensitivity that’s why I ask.
I know this is old but I wanted to thank for the brushes as I had gotten a Wacom One and it came with a free trial of CSP and I loved the brushes but when I went to save it wouldn’t let me. I went back to Krita and was sad about my brushes. Thank you!
If you have any other brushes you want to be replicated, you can make a thread under help ;
Support And Advice >> Brush and resource help.
This thread for example was originally from there.
We can either try to replicate it or point you to the closest version of it that we know.
You’re Welcome, I worked with CSP for a while because of my old job, so I know very well how their brushes work.
Thanks @SchrodingerCat, this brush is amazing <3
You’re welcome, I’m glad everyone is enjoying it.
