Either way, the marker represents something realistic. Markers have a limited size but it is larger in 2010 than in previous versions. Are you using a tablet or a mouse? If you are using a mouse, then there is no pressure sensitivity and therefore your opacity is always the maximum value you have set. The name of the active tool is displayed briefly. To select the highlighted tool, either tap the dial or touch the tool on your screen. As you twist, a different tool is highlighted. Selecting a tool Once the radial menu appears, twist the dial to switch tools. I don't understand your question about opacity. Tap-hold to access the menu (you’ll feel the dial vibrate as the menu opens). If you want to change the brush in small values just use the brush slider or hold B then drag left or right to resize the brush. I also noticed that I can not use markers for colouring background as their size is limited. Until I hit 12 the colours seem even not to appear, and then bang, opacity is too much( when using thin pencil. Seems that the opacity of light colours has a strict intensity change starting from 1 12 and up.
So I have to use the small buttons to jump in between. I use brush a lot and when scrolling with a mouse to change its width the smallest size is 2, yet the next size in scrolling is 3.8. I have a couple of questions also referring to Sketch pro. Notice how soft it is, as well as how not opaque the line is. I attached a screenshot of the largest pencil setting, pressing as hard as possible, with two lines. The larger the tip, the more obvious that the pencil line isn't opaque. I can push as hard as possible and the pencil is still NOT opaque, you can hit it again and it gets darker. Try upping the sensitivity in the control panel and the stylus responsiveness to MORE in SBP. If you're getting a soft gray, it sounds like the pressure sensitivity isn't registering you as pushing down all the way. If I increase my SBP2010 pencil to as big as it goes (14B) I still get a black line. The behavior should not be any different. Is there a way to revert to the "old" pencil? On the old one, it would get larger, but it wouldn't become less opaque. However, I noticed that the opacity for the pencil, when you make it's brush/tip size much larger, becomes a very "soft" grey pencil. I recently upgraded from Sketchbook 2008 to Sketchbook 2010, and overall it's a great upgrade.
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