E ven though I am dragging my Wacom pen/Flash brush across the entire canvas, but Flash doesn't seem to register any stroke at all. However, at 3 seconds in the video, I want to create another stroke, but it doesn't appear. Normally, these strokes appear fine, as you can see in the beginning of the video, and towards the end. (To clarify: I only draw strokes, never dots). To do that, I drag my Wacom pen across the tablet to create these strokes.

When I am using the brush tool to draw an object, I drag my brush over the canvas to draw strokes. I have included a video of this happening, and I'll try to describe it one more time to give you as much information as I can. I use a PC, Windows 8.1, 64 bit and an AMD FX(tm)-8350 Eight-Core Processor 4.00 GHz and 8 Gigs of RAM. Other Adobe programs, or any other program for that matter, has NO issues with my Wacom at all. I have installed and used the latest driver of the Wacom. Adobe Photoshop, Indesign or After Effects have NO issues with my Wacom whatsoever. I use the Wacom Intuos 3 on a Pen setting always. Key animator (roughs), animator (animation and first clean) and then the clean up artists.Is that a serious suggestion? No, I have NOT put my Wacom in a mouse setting. I had to do some Marvel comics character animated over time without the pencil lines styles and I really wish I would have them then.You can even divide the work according to the strengh of the artists. It might sound tedious but try do thick and thin lines with a brush line + eraser + contour editor and you’ll see that this is better. Then I go to the next line and do the same. I can always fine tune with the pencil editor as I go along but I get all the cheek lines to have the basic same thick and thin. This give me a nice consistency of thick and thin. Once I’m satisfied with a nice line quality of thick and thin on the first drawing I copy the thickness from the cheek line for example and paste on all the other drawings that are similar. Then I go over my first clean drawing by copy/pasting one of these pencil styles onto the different parts of the drawing. I would create for example three different pencil line styles: a tapered at both ends, a pointy start and flat end and a flat start and pointy end. You do roughs of your animation in brush line (maybe pencil too but I prefer brush here).-Then for the first clean you use a pencil line with constant thickness to get all the volumes and animation working good without worrying about line quality.-Finally you do a last clean up by copy and pasting the thick and thin variations using the Pencil line styles (Pencil Editor tool).

On thing that is quite interesting with the new Harmony pencil lines is that it’s easier to keep the thick and thin variations consistent from drawing to drawing.

Between brush stroke toon boom harmony