Feed Back 0.99.v 13

Compare please with the old version.

AH, no, it's just a positive "bias" (vertical), try to use negative bias for horizontal flatness and you'll see... [...]

Negative bias works indeed, thanks Taron !
Another thing, since it is the first time I jump on "v" versions, I notice that liquids works VERY differently than "u" versions. Liquids tend to become fuzzy at the edges, and a quick stroke is doing like a water storm, distording also the surrounding strokes already on canvas, making them fuzzier, or kind of "waterier". This is new. Do you experience this ? is there a way to mimic the ancient behaviour ?
Thanks

@Taron

You somehow linked this sizing with mouse speed? When one changes fast (sweep with mouse) bristle size it gets good animation and sizing, but if it does slowly it changes the settings minimally. I think you should have fixed scale for this, not depending on mouse speed.

[Taron]

AH, haaaha...ouch... ...it ignores the pressure knobs for the bristle size. If you make a fast stroke they swell, right?!
I'll fix it for you...

OH, you were faster with your comment, hahaha... danged. So, yes, that's it!

@GBoGBo
Yeah I noticed that also with fluids, when fluidity is set high.
Had no time to experiment more with that but kinda liked it, as they are now more like watercolors

Uh, after I use tablet and pen it works with a mouse too. I cannot reproduce the issue now. Dont´worry about that. I will try to find steps to reproduce.

[Taron]

Ok, Try it now!

Yeah, Zen correctly described the issue and you correctly fixed it. I am happy now!

Thanks!

[Taron]

Here to help!

@GBoGBo
Yeah I noticed that also with fluids, when fluidity is set high.
Had no time to experiment more with that but kinda liked it, as they are now more like watercolors

Yes indeed zen_, "v" versions of Verve are more watercolor-like than "u" versions when fluidity is set high, that's nice, but "u" versions had sharp edges on fluid splashes, that is also desirable in some cases. I'd like to know if the behaviour is (or can be made) settable ?
regards
GBoGBo