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Opacity and Textured Brush

Community Beginner ,
Mar 08, 2018 Mar 08, 2018

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Does anyone know how to have a brush tip with texture that is fully opaque? I want it so that every click is basically a stamp that shows nothing behind it. Right now no matter what I do having the texture makes the brush translucent. I want each brush click to basically create a colour editable stamp with an image, in this case being of a circular dab of paint. Any help is greatly appreciated!

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Mar 08, 2018 Mar 08, 2018

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You could fill a layer with the texture and reveal it with the brush via a layer mask.  Otherwise I think some of the Kyle Webster presets might do what you are describing.  If all else fails, Krita can definitely do it, and it is free.

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Thanks for the response! That would work but I want the texture to be specific to, and within, the brush tip location. Almost as if I had overlayed a paint shine on each individual dab, but with the ability to layer. It works totally fine when I scatter the regular circular brush but I was hoping I could make it look a little more painterly. I will check out Krita, again thanks for your help!

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Since my last post I have checked out Kyle's mega pack, and also looked at the Krita presets, and I was not able to lay down a texture that completely hid the underlying layer(s).  So as far as I can tell, you would need to do something along the lines of what I described.  It would probably be better to group your texture layer with another layer filled with your colour of choice, and reveal it via a layer mask on the group.  Or a Smart Object would work just as well

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Maybe using the Clear brush mode would work?

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Or maybe paint on a blank layer and use the Layer Style Blending Options to punch through the lower layers.

Set the blank layers blending options to Knockout Shallow and Fill Opacity to Zero.

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