On 01/28/12 16:54, Enrico Guarnieri wrote:

2012/1/28 David Revoy <davidrevoy@gmail.com>

 I think you already tryed to make it via the setting of Krita yourself, as I know you are talented at brush creation. 
But here I tested too and obtained that as a result :
http://img864.imageshack.us/img864/193/20120128screenshot01net.jpg
here is the kpp : http://www.davidrevoy.com/XYZ/2012-01-28_semi%20wet%20brush-krita-preset.zip
Maybe it can help for the moment.


Thank you very much, but... ^^
Here's my personal preset!: http://www.mediafire.com/?guft2jij08lmy9u
(Tested on a canvas of 6000x4000px with the zoom at 25%)
It's very similar to the Opencanvas brush, but the brush color doesn't pick a little up of the nearest canvas colors with a sort of "trail" effect.
It's a smudging, not a colors mixing... This is the limitation of the actual brush engine imho.
Thanks for your preset , I'll play this evening with them and the new one in master (^u^)
Plassy, the author of the 2.4 mixbrush tool, gave us some information this morning on IRC  :
[13:35] <plassy> [...] but to make it really look like the mypaint smudge i need to do some coding work... seems like mypaint doen't really "smear" the color, it's more like dulling it
So you are totally right. Thanks to point it , here it's something I could never report as I'm more a user of 'dry' brushes. Also , I know many painting lover like cool wet brushes.