On Monday 21 October 2002 04:53 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On Mon, 21 Oct 2002, andy wrote: > > On Monday 21 October 2002 04:27 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > On Mon, 21 Oct 2002, andy wrote: > > > > Well i'm sorta of a graphics artist, and I'm more into pixel art than > > > > anti-aliasing (though I do use anti-aliasing at times). And it seems > > > > when I try to draw something lets say using the pencil (at the > > > > smallest size you can get) the pixels around what I draw get messed > > > > up for some reason. I'm working in tiles (16x16), soo you can see > > > > that it gets quite annoying. I can fix it some times, but it just > > > > comes back. Anybody got a solution? > > > > > > Make sure that the brush selection is using the Circle 1x1 and not > > > something like Circle 3x3 fuzzy. Are you using a tablet? If so, also > > > verify that pressure sensitivity is set appropriately or turned off. > > > > Didn't seem to work > > You've probably already checked, but please verify that you're using the > Pencil tool and not something like the airbrush, brush or DrawWithInk > tool. All the icons look similar, but everything else but Pencil will > anti-alias the edges. Ok, so now i've found the problem: > You've probably already checked, but please verify that you're using the > Pencil tool and not something like the airbrush, brush or DrawWithInk > tool. All the icons look similar, but everything else but Pencil will > anti-alias the edges. That works, but it seems the closer I zoom in with the magnifier tool, the more screwed up the pixels get when I draw on it. And I tend to zoom in alot. Anything above 200% tends to make it mess up. Any solutions?
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