Use advanced brush controls to create your own media type.
The Brush Palette appears.
The Create Do-It-Yourself Brush window appears.
(To base it on the current brush, select Current Brush.)
The new Do-It-Yourselfbrush appears in the custom area at the bottom of the Brush Palette.
See the following topics for more information:
Adjust the pressure sensitivity of a Do-It-Yourself brush
Set brush width or transparency for a Do-It-Yourself brush or eraser according to the amount of pressure applied to the stylus.
The Brush Properties window appears.
For a thicker brush stroke regardless of how hard you press the stylus, move both sliders to the right.
For a thinner brush stroke regardless of how hard you press the stylus, move both sliders to the left.
For a brush stroke that is thinner at light pressure and thicker at heavy pressure, use different Size values.
The Do-It-Yourself brush in the Brush Palette uses the new size settings.
The Brush Properties window appears.
For a more transparent brush stroke regardless of how hard you press the stylus, move both sliders to the left.
Opacity of 0 means that the paint is transparent (invisible).
For a dark brush stroke regardless of how hard you press the stylus, move both sliders to the right.
Opacity of 1 means that the paint is opaque (you cannot see through it).
For a brush stroke that responds to how hard you press the stylus, use different Opacity values.
The Do-It-Yourself brush in the Brush Palette uses your new settings.