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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2 
User Guide 
Brush strokes with different hardness values 
Spacing 
Controls the distance between the brush marks in a stroke. To change the spacing, type a number, or use 
the slider to enter a value that is a percentage of the brush diameter. When this option is deselected, the speed of the 
cursor determines the spacing. 
Increasing the spacing makes the brush skip 
While using  a preset brush, press  the [  key to decrease the  brush width; press  the ]  key to increase the  width.  For hard  
round, soft round, and calligraphic brushes, press Shift+[  to decrease the brush hardness; press Shift+]  to increase 
the brush hardness. 
See also 
Adding brush dynamics 
The Brushes palette provides many options for adding dynamic (or changing) elements to preset brush tips. For 
example, you can set options that vary the size, color, and opacity of brush marks over the course of a stroke. 
You work with two components when adding dynamics elements to a brush: 
Jitter percentages specify the randomness of dynamic elements. At 0%, an element does not change over the course 
of a stroke; at 100%, an element has the maximum amount of randomness. 
Options in the Control pop-up menus specify how you want to control the variance of dynamic elements. You can 
choose  not to control  the variance of an element, to fade an element  over  the specified number of steps, or to vary  
an element based on pen pressure, pen tilt, or position of the pen thumbwheel. 
Note: Pen controls are available only when you’re using a pressure-sensitive digitizing tablet such as the Wacom tablet. 
A warning icon appears if you select a pen control but have not installed a tablet.