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by sreit

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I have created a new brush. Instead of being a single line it is a series of that image. I need to increase the frequency of the image to be a solid line. How do I do that?

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by older mycroft

Tell us what the hell you are talking about!

If by 'brush' you are referring to an art/photo software package, could you maybe mention it by name?

Also, 'brush' tends to be a term used in computer hardware based around the Motorola family of CPUs - you wouldn't be running an Apple computer would you?

If you're not talking about any of the above, then I've just wasted my time trying to guess what you've already not told us. ;)

by thumbsup2

Paint Shop Pro or Photo Shop. In those programs, you can create what is called a 'brush stroke' or 'brush' for short. It allows you to paint with a swipe of the mouse.

But, I agree. The poster needs to either tell us what the heck they're talking about or post their question in the Software Manufacturer's forums.

by older mycroft

It's basically like a smearable sprite, grabbed from whatever static image you care to mention. The only other system I ever experienced that described these as a 'brush' were the graphics packages on the Apple machines.

Mind you, I think GIMP uses the same terminology.

Don't have much call for these packages anymore - not unless they start marketing them with laser surgery for failing eyesight built-in to the cost. :D

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