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dunno

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Post Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:03 pm   Reply with quote         


jerryhami wrote:
...OK you now the cleanup brush almost has a smooth buttery action to it? It Is though the pixels are just melting into or out of place...


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Post Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:09 pm   Reply with quote         


dunno wrote:
jerryhami wrote:
...OK you now the cleanup brush almost has a smooth buttery action to it? It Is though the pixels are just melting into or out of place...


scratch


Sorry Skip the ok you now part... my brain was trying to say something else and I wouldn't let it.
ReinMan

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Post Tue Jun 09, 2009 2:05 am   Reply with quote         


Hey Jerry - that's a good question.

I've only found that strange "Melting Tar With A Magnifying Glass" effect in that particular tool in Extract.

If you open up BRUSH OPTIONS there are WAY TOO MANY adjustments in there (jitter and absorbtion and jiggle and wobble etc) and i'm sure you could get close to that.

Also, turning on the AIR BRUSH option for your normal brushes does a similar ADD MORE THE LONGER YOU HOLD THE BRUSH BUTTON DOWN effect - you might play with that as well.

(once you figure it out, be sure to let us know! Wink )




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Post Tue Jun 09, 2009 2:41 am   Reply with quote         


ReinMan wrote:
Hey Jerry - that's a good question.

I've only found that strange "Melting Tar With A Magnifying Glass" effect in that particular tool in Extract.

If you open up BRUSH OPTIONS there are WAY TOO MANY adjustments in there (jitter and absorbtion and jiggle and wobble etc) and i'm sure you could get close to that.

Also, turning on the AIR BRUSH option for your normal brushes does a similar ADD MORE THE LONGER YOU HOLD THE BRUSH BUTTON DOWN effect - you might play with that as well.

(once you figure it out, be sure to let us know! Wink )


I am just happy that someone knows what the hell I am talking about

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