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Suggestions, Ideas, Bugs / Idea: More fine tuning for Aux color
on: December 12, 2018, 10:38:06 AM
I'm trying to get the effect, that the color darkens a bit if I pressed down harder.
The Aux color seems a good base in pricple, but seems a bit limited in tweaking.
If I choose black, the painting gets black of course.

Perhaps you could be more settings for aux color in one of the next versions?
Say something like Blending mode, amount of color and max opacity if pressing down the pencil?
So additional shadowing or lightening would be possible without changing the color. Would be great!

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I really love the painting engine but on thing I'm missing from Paintstorm: The Hotkeys.

They are the fastest and most individual way to execute functions of the app (and brushes), because they can be placed free on the screen. So an artist could be configure the screen and his tools in the way he like it.

So with hotkeys you could press and hold with a finger of your free hand to execute a function.

Examples:

Press and hold the corrosponding hotkey and...
- change the brush size  / flow with moving the pen up and down
- change a special brush parameters temporarly, i.e. deactivate auto clean for "dirty painting"
- protect the transparency for a short use (no clicking to menus)
- use the pen as color picker
- show a color palette and/or the color wheel directly under the pen
- show a "favorites"-list of brushes or change the brush with moving the pen up and down
- show the "4-finger-panel" for additional functions

Some hotkeys could be always on stage, some could be hidden and only shown for extended use.

Currently it happens often to me, that I accidentally change the slider settings on the right if I'm painting quickly.
And as a right hand painter the right side placement of the sliders aren't always ideal to access.

Would be great to hear what you think about it. And thanks for your great work!

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