Thank you pal! :) Really appreciate that! :D

You talk like a machine gun as well.

Aww thanks pal! Glad you found me :D More on the way! :)

^^^ x1,000

@@TutsByKai my pen pressure works in every single other app but this one, did everything in the video and it doesnt work

I checked my pen pressure yet it won't save my changes which confused and frustrates me so much. I do that same stuff as the video describes and it won't save the changes I make. If you could help that would be great

I was getting so frustrated with my pen pressure not working, but I closed Krita and reopened it and it finally registered. Thank you so much, your comment helped me not punch a hole in my screen xD

Thank you VERY much for the kind words :) Glad that I was actually able to help that much

Awww, thank you so so much :) I really really appreciate your comments Marie! I'm just happy you're enjoying these videos ^__^ More Krita coming soon!

Yay! I'm very glad! :)

Thank you very much :)

Anytime!

Aw thank you! Glad to be of assistance

Aw, well thank you so much

@@TutsByKai You know what, I think you're correct lol

No problem!

Haha! I feel you! :D Glad you enjoy the uninterrupted video :)

Thanks pal!

@@TutsByKai thank you very much partner your tutorials helped me a lot and you re totally awesome keep it up support you all way mate best wishes at all times.

Yes!!! I've done that! I remember not being able to figure out how to switch! It was killing me :D Glad I helped you out!

No prob!

No problem!

Thank YOU!

How do you even pronounce kraieta? Kruh-eye-ey-tah? I say cry-tah.

@@TutsByKai He means the most common pronunciation is cree-tah instead of cry-tah (which is commonly written as crAI-ta. The english sound of Y is mostly transcribed to ÁI in most languages out there, such as Portuguese, Spanish and Italian)

By the way, great video! It's helped me a lot

Anytime friend! 😊

Above all it means a lot.

Also, what graphics tablet do you use?

I agree xD

Lolz! Thank you, and I said before that I don't know how it's pronounced ;D "I usually say Cry-ta, Crit-ah however you say it" but didn't today XD I've seen many people say many different things... so I decided it's time to look it up. Is it really Kree-ta? Strange! I would've guessed Crit-ah. I've seen many people say many different things... so I decided it's time to look it up. Heard the devs mention Kree-tah, Critter, Kweeta and Kridda! Apparently they even say different things around the office :D Tomato tomato I suppose! Oh! And apparently Krita means 'chalk' in Swedish! Pretty neat :D

I mentioned it before many a time, but it's the Huion H610 Pro! An amazing little tablet for pretty cheap! I love it :)

@@TutsByKai LOL yeah this is where I found reference.. forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=137&t=125338 I figured someone should give you a hard time :D

I love it! One of my fav programs of all time :)

Thank ya!

Anytime! :)

Same here! Have you managed to figure out how to fix it? Im looking to make my brushed more tapered at the end but nothing works... Im also on a HP Envy, im not using a £30 pressure sensitive hp pen though, just a £10 one i found online, could that be the problem? (The pressure-tapered effect works on other consoles so i'm really not sure)

@@freyagreenland9836 honestly I have a stylus with 1024 pressure sensitivity but it still doesn't work

@@mesia2453 Wow... I'm using my digital art as a part of my Graphic Communication GCSE so i got pretty frustrated and switched to Autodesk Sketchbook because i know its free and works alright. I managed to edit a brush so it's tapered but it doesn't always work so i just kinda wing it i guess

I love GIMP, but painting in GIMP is a task no man should go through.

Thanks!

Nevermind, found it. In case someone else wants to know: settings > dockers > brush preset history

Sounds like something that needs to be done! I'lll see what I can do! :D

Yeah! Unfortunately, you can't get the same type of edge if you use a mouse! :/ Pressure sensitivity only works with pens!

Hi!!! How are ya?! :) Ohhh, dang! Krita has done this to me before... and I can't recall how I fixed it. And I believe that I remember uninstalling and re-installing - but the brushes stayed the same. You could try (if you're on Windows) going to you Krita folder and deleting all the brushes. Krita should re-add back in a FRESH folder with new brushes set back to default :) Hopefully that works!

Same this is happening to me, what are you using to draw with?

same :c

I don't believe you can do that, unfortunately :/

It could potentially have to do with the laptop & Krita itself... but I couldn't be sure. Try downloading another painting program like GIMP, to see if you can draw - and if there's pressure sensitivity!

@@TutsByKai Thanks and I will! Thank you for responding I'll let you know if I fixed it lol

i have the same problem too

Zerek! I switched to a different software, I highly recommend sketchbook pro, it has more brushes, and good settings. And it’s free

I've gotten this comment more times than there are American states. Tomato tomato. I just happen to say cry-duh, instead of one of the other billion ways people tell me to say it :D

@@TutsByKai i was just kidding don't care about what we say it's not important

Thanks pal. So many people blow it up to nuclear proportions :)

@@TutsByKai ^^

Yes! It's called Smoothing, you can find in the in the Tool Options :)

@@TutsByKai Thank you!

Hi, you could always reinstall krita if u deleted the default somehow. However, I'm not sure if it's even possible you deleted the defaults. If you want to find out for sure, go on the Reddit Krita board & ask & the dev will reply

Add a new layer, but make sure it says it's a Paint Layer... not a vector or group layer.

Hiya Joe! :) Thanks a bunch man! Hmmmm, beads you say? Does it do this with other brushes too? Sounds like when I goof around with the size curve settings, to get some cool effects! :D But if your line doesn't have a bunch of weird hills... it shouldn't be doing this. If the bead effect happens with all the brushes, I'd recommend testing another program to see if it does the same! Hopefully it's not a tablet/pen issue :(

@@TutsByKai Thanks for replying Kai! Finally got the issue fixed. Went on the Facebook page and someone suggested to turn off windows ink. Turns out that's what was causing it to do funky stuff. I was trying to see whether it might be the tablet's problem but seems not. It all good now though. So I can finally draw properly. Thanks again for replying Kai. Means a lot. :)

Anytime! I'm glad you got it all fixed up! Ahh, Windows. Causing problems for no reason since 1985 :D Happy drawing, man! :)

Hmmm. So you want the brush to be sharp, but not end abruptly? Try taking the line, and dragging the center of the line down and to the right. Add some points and move them around until you get a tapering that you like. Playing with the bottom parts of the line will give you a more smooth end :)

Here's a few things you could try: :) - Close and re-open Krita WITH your tablet already plugged in - Reinstall Krita - Check to see if pressure sensitivity works in other programs - If you're on Windows or Mac... install the drivers that come with your tablet - Make sure your brush has size or opacity checked - Restart your computer with your tablet plugged in These are some of the things that worked for me... and some things that other commenters said worked in the past! :) Hope one helps ya out!

@@TutsByKai I am here to say thank you for your suggestions!!! 100% work for me when I turn off Krita then open it back again!! The pen pressure comes and I am so grateful

That should work exactly the same. The same brush? The same line curve? No reason it should be different. If you have no other points than the ones I have, it should be exact.

@@TutsByKai Ah yes it was the brush. Thank you! I've been trying to find a brush that isn't infinitely thin.