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[WaveZ]

Hello,

I searched for the answer in many sites but...

My question is simple...i think..

I have this brush :



But I want this :



I don't know where I can change this setting...

Please HELP, WaveZ

Edited by WaveZ, 20 November 2006 - 05:12 PM.

[Jacorre]

With the brush tool selected, you should see a drop down menu with all the different brushes you have loaded. You just click on the one you want to use. If you don't see the brush there, you can click on the little arrow and choose to load a different brush. With the brush size you can either type in the diameter or use the [ and ] keys on the keyboard.

[Spide®™]

Thease brushes, you have to set them up your self
Select the brush and size you want

Then in the top right corner of photoshop you should see a tab saying brushes
Click this tab, and all i can really say is just mess about with the setings in the brush tab, you should be able to figger it out, and get the effect you want

Heres an image of the brush tab


Hope this helps

Edited by spide®, 20 November 2006 - 08:13 PM.

[Dance]

Okay, seemes its up to be to straighten this out

The brush you are looking for is a shape dynamic brush that responds to a linear relationship between brush size and pen pressure. You will not be able to use or take bennefit from thease brushes unless you have a pressure sensitive tablet souch as a Wacom- Intuos or Graphine. (nor be able to select them)

If you look at spiders screenshot where it says "fade" under the "brush tip shape" tab on the left this should be changed to "pen pressure" where it says size. If you have a tablet.

Edited by Dance, 20 November 2006 - 08:37 PM.

[Spide®™]

Hey dance thanks m8, i was trying to make the shape he was after
but i could only get it to fade one way , as i only use a mouse, i dont have a tablet

No wounder i couldent make the shape lol
Them dynamic brush setings are still awesome if you dont have a tablet, i have made some cool brushes useing that befor

[WaveZ]

Thanks but...I tried your tricks and...nothing...
These brush is not just for tablet...if you do a stroke path the brush work..

I made this 6 month ago..but I don't remember hoe to do this...


PS: Sorry for my english...

[Scythar]

my best guess:
"calligraphic brushes",
not just round brushes

[WaveZ]

spide®, on Nov 20 2006, 07:57 PM, said:

Thease brushes, you have to set them up your self
Select the brush and size you want

Then in the top right corner of photoshop you should see a tab saying brushes
Click this tab, and all i can really say is just mess about with the setings in the brush tab, you should be able to figger it out, and get the effect you want

Heres an image of the brush tab


Hope this helps

I tried to make the good settings but....always nothing..I don't have to load other brush, I know that is a setting of pen pressure...

[Dance]

Sigh, people need to be more clear of what they want when asking for stuff... The brushes you want are only accesable to people with tablets, the effect on your image that fakes this effect is made with the pen tool...

1: Select the pentool and set ut to path mode.
2: Draw a path.
3: Select the brush you want to have the size in and out effect on
4: Go to your paths tab (if its not open select it under the window menu) and click the tiny arrow in the upper right corner of the box and choose "stroke path" from the drop down.
5: Set it to brush and cheak the little box that sais "simulate pressure".
6: Add the approperiate layerstyles to the layer if you are looking to replicate the effect in the image you posted.

That is if its photoshop you are talking about because i assume it is if you arent stateing otherwise.

Edited by Dance, 21 November 2006 - 04:17 PM.

[Scythar]

It isnt much, but this is the closest i can get without cheating (graphic tablet that is):



These were my brush options for the 19 pt round brush (do not something stupid like me by clicking another brush ) :



1. To make sure it doesnt fade to fats crank up the "fade steps" setting like me to something like 200.
2. If you really want them to fade to a point --> use 1% instead of 30 - 40% like me.
3. Go very very slow with your mouse, or the flow wont be able to follow and you get scattering.

[WaveZ]

Dance, on Nov 21 2006, 04:15 PM, said:

Sigh, people need to be more clear of what they want when asking for stuff... The brushes you want are only accesable to people with tablets, the effect on your image that fakes this effect is made with the pen tool...

1: Select the pentool and set ut to path mode.
2: Draw a path.
3: Select the brush you want to have the size in and out effect on
4: Go to your paths tab (if its not open select it under the window menu) and click the tiny arrow in the upper right corner of the box and choose "stroke path" from the drop down.
5: Set it to brush and cheak the little box that sais "simulate pressure".
6: Add the approperiate layerstyles to the layer if you are looking to replicate the effect in the image you posted.

That is if its photoshop you are talking about because i assume it is if you arent stateing otherwise.

Thanks

Wavez,





EDIT:

.....I have tried this trick and the first time its work:

..I said YES!!....but i tried it a second time and....this is the result:

Edited by WaveZ, 25 November 2006 - 06:12 PM.