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Originally Posted by MoonBlazE
Heh, that's exactly what I'm getting lost at. There's so many settings and I don't know which does what. "Calligraphic Brush Settings", right?
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Yeah. From there you can change the angle, roundness, and size, making them either fixed, contingent on a factor like pressure, rotation or tilt (though most tablets just support pressure), or random.
The trick to Illustrator is that if something isn't working how you like it, you can almost always change it by double clicking the button. This is particularly useful for supporting tools like the eyedropper and magic wand.
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