yes...maybe..instead of this changes of size ... 20.00...20.20...20.30...20.40...20.50....20.60...i think it is more usable this method....20.00...21.00....22.00...23.00 etc

2012/4/24 MadMinstrel

Hi!

I've just tried the RC1 and so far I'm loving the new brush engine.

I've got a little question though. What's the fastest way to change the brush size with a tablet? The [ and ] hotkeys work, but they change the brush size one pixel at a time which means that when you're working at print resolutions, it can take even 30 seconds just to change your brush size to what you want. There's a "Set brush size" command listed in the keyboard shortcut menu, but binding it to a key and using it doesn't seem to do anything. Using the slider hidden in the tool options menu is always an option, but it breaks the flow of painting.

/me dreams of a Blender-style brush size changer, or a ZBrush or Sculptris style handy popup essentials menu.

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On Tue, Apr 24, 2012 at 8:58 PM, MadMinstrel wrote:

Hi!

I've just tried the RC1 and so far I'm loving the new brush engine.

I've got a little question though. What's the fastest way to change the brush size with a tablet?

Try setting the Increase/Decrease Brush Size More mapping. The "More" thing is kinda important :)

Alexandre Prokoudine http://libregraphicsworld.org

On Tue, 2012-04-24 at 18:58 +0200, MadMinstrel wrote:

Hi!

I've just tried the RC1 and so far I'm loving the new brush engine.

I've got a little question though. What's the fastest way to change the brush size with a tablet? The [ and ] hotkeys work, but they change the brush size one pixel at a time

And { and } go by 5 or 10 pixels (I forget).

You can rebind them, too.

Liam