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How to make my pencil multiply (like in real life)?

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Trzebiat

I have no idea how to make it work. I just want a pencil effect. It's something like this (in photoshop works perfectly). You know, this effect in real life when you're shading with pencils. Pls huulp :(

Published date : 2 years ago

Updated date : 2 years ago

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l__Doug__l

2 years ago
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I think what you're looking for is the Opacity setting of the Pencil tool?
If you set the Opacity to, say, 60%, then scribble fill the area without lifting your stylus it will fill it evenly up to a 60% gray.
Then lift your stylus. Then when you color over that area again it will make it darker where you cross over the first area you filled.
At 60% I get about 4-5 passes before it reaches black, at 40% I get about 6 passes to black.
Each time you lift your stylus then set it back to the screen, you add another layer on top of what is there. If you maintain contact, you will fill the area with the same tone, even if you pass over an area you already colored.
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Trzebiat

2 years ago

It works! You're an angel!
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l__Doug__l

2 years ago
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I think what you're looking for is the Opacity setting of the Pencil tool?
If you set the Opacity to, say, 60%, then scribble fill the area without lifting your stylus it will fill it evenly up to a 60% gray.
Then lift your stylus. Then when you color over that area again it will make it darker where you cross over the first area you filled.
At 60% I get about 4-5 passes before it reaches black, at 40% I get about 6 passes to black.
Each time you lift your stylus then set it back to the screen, you add another layer on top of what is there. If you maintain contact, you will fill the area with the same tone, even if you pass over an area you already colored.
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