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Username: In5MhEK6PR0S
Post Date: 2026-02-09 11:16:17

The premise is quite simple: when the pen is more parallel to the tablet I get a oblong brush but as I bring it up to perpendicular I get a really thin sharp point. Painter achieved this by associating both width and height to pen tilt where I controlled the min and max of each so that at near-parallel I get an oblong shape but when perpendicular the shape is now circular [I]and[/I] smaller because the values for height/width are now matching. In Painter its called [I]"squeeze"[/I] in association with its [I]"hard material"[/I] settings. In Rebelle I appear to only be able to control the [I]height[/I] of a shape in the curve settings where width is associated with a trajectory/tilt combo so it serves no purpose to this task. Therefore the most I can muster is a shape that can lengthen but never sharpen to a point. For reference I attached some marks I drew in Painter. Is this possible to achieve in Rebelle? Currently I'm swapping between the programs when I desire to paint vs draw and I'd much rather move my whole workflow to a single program. [ATTACH type="full"]2712[/ATTACH]