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When I want to make a straight line in gimp, I press shift and press at one point then another and it makes a straight line in GIMP between those two points.

However, when I do this with a Wacom drawing tablet, I get totally different results. I get like a gradient of intensity between the first point and the second. See for yourself:

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As you can see, the intensity of the stroke goes from zero at point A and to the desired intensity at point B (as hard as I pressed the wacom-pen at point B)

Can you please tell me, how do I make the intenisty of the line uniform to the intensity at point B? That is, if I press harder at point B, the entire line should be more intense or if I press lightly at point B the entire line should be light.

Thanks

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In the Tool options, I see you have the Dynamics set to "Basic Dynamics". Set it to "Dynamics off" instead.

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  • Yea, but then I'll have zero control over the intensity. It'll be 100% intense and it won't look good when all the other strokes are like 30% intense.
    – Jenia Be Nice Please
    Commented Jun 8, 2020 at 22:42
  • i want the intensity to be dynamic (a function of how hard I press) but constant from point A to point B
    – Jenia Be Nice Please
    Commented Jun 8, 2020 at 22:43
  • @JeniaIvanov You can change the opacity of the brush in the tool options. Dynamic means "changeable". You can't have it both dynamic and constant. That doesn't really make much sense.
    – Billy Kerr
    Commented Jun 9, 2020 at 9:20

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