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    Default Making Custom Brushes

    So here's what's happening. I made a white circle with a black spiral inscribed in it. When I select the whole thing (the circle) and do edit>define brush preset. All it defines is the black lines.

    I want it to define the black lines and the white background as a singular brush...

    ask me if you don't understand

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    Can't be done, at least in the way you describe. Brush definitions don't look at color - only intensity on a grayscale level. They can't look at color when being defined, because they have to work with whatever color you pick when actually using the brush.

    You can try a dual brush setup. Define your custom brush as the black spiral. Then select a white hard round brush of your choice. Select dual brush in the brushes panel (F5), and select the spiral brush. I don't really know what effect you're going for, but you can experiment with different blending modes and other settings in dual brush to see if you can get what you want.

    If the above doesn't work, I want to know what exactly you're trying to do. I may be able to tell you an entirely different approach to do it.
    Last edited by Jeff; 04-16-2009 at 03:17 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff View Post
    Can't be done, at least in the way you describe. Brush definitions don't look at color - only intensity on a grayscale level. They can't look at color when being defined, because they have to work with whatever color you pick when actually using the brush.

    You can try a dual brush setup. Define your custom brush as the black spiral. Then select a white hard round brush of your choice. Select dual brush in the brushes panel (F5), and select the spiral brush. I don't really know what effect you're going for, but you can experiment with different blending modes and other settings in dual brush to see if you can get what you want.

    If the above doesn't work, I want to know what exactly you're trying to do. I may be able to tell you an entirely different approach to do it.

    I think what you're suggesting will work perfectly

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