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double brush or brush system like livebrush

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eks
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can we do a double brush system (2 or 3 brushes together) for example "when we draw a line or curved line can we add a totally different brush like we draw the trunk of a plant and the random leaf brush added to it. With such huge brush system and scripting ability may be we can implement it.
The old vector drawing program Livebrush (https://www.facebook.com/Livebrush/) have it.
Another suggestion is node based brush system. Something like Blackink(http://www.bleank.com/BlackInk-a115.html)
Sorry for my mistakes. English is not my native language.
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See https://docs.krita.org/en/reference_man ... brush.html for a dual brush implementation. A node based brush engine isn't going to happen unless someone really goes crazy and implements it. I have my grave doubts about its usefulness. Anyway, keep in mind that Krita is open source: if you want something, consider creating it.
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Oh man are you sitting in front of computer always. The answer was that quick. Thanks a lot.
But i dont agree with you. It will be there soon. we have enough people who is crazy about this program.
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one more small question. Can we stroke vector path with current pixel brush like gimp and photoshop
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halla
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No. It's been something some people have wanted to work on for ages, but nobody has actually written the code.
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Actually, stroking a vector path is possible, make the paths, then select them with the shape selection tool(arrow), and go to edit->stroke selected shapes.

You can also stroke selections in a similar manner: https://docs.krita.org/en/reference_man ... ction.html
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Thanks a lot. Actually it is a very useful option and a lot of possibilities.


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