OOB real black

epolin · **Joined:** Aug 02, 2020 **Posts:** 1

GIMP Version: 2.8.14
Operating System: Linux
OS Version: Mint 18.2
GIMP Experience: Intermediate Level

Simplest issue ever : have used gimp occasionally for years, but never found a way to draw black pixels, as in... MS Paint.

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Default pen, Opacity=1, Hardness=1...

What's going on?

sallyanne · **Posted:** Sun Aug 02, 2020 6:04 am **(#2)**

Have you tried it with the dynamics off?

Ella · **Joined:** May 17, 2014 **Posts:** 1571

Hi epolin, welcome to Gimp Chat.

When you look under Image > Mode is it RGB or grayscale ?

sallyanne · **Posted:** Sun Aug 02, 2020 6:40 am **(#4)**

I get the same with the mode as RGB or Greyscale - Dynamics have to be turned off - not Basic Dynamics

Ella · **Joined:** May 17, 2014 **Posts:** 1571

Probably you're right, Sallyanne.
But I saw it was an imported image.
I once had the problem that it was a grayscale image, so that's why I mentioned.

sallyanne · **Posted:** Sun Aug 02, 2020 6:52 am **(#6)**

Doesn't hurt to try looking at the modes

One I didn't look at was indexed mode
Edit:- I didn't get anything when converted to indexed. Could be also that hes an index picture

Erisian · **Posted:** Sun Aug 02, 2020 9:00 am **(#7)**

It looks to me like antialiasing. Try turning off antialiasing and using the hardest brush possible.

rich2005 · **Joined:** Mar 04, 2011 **Posts:** 2615

sallyanne is correct. It is the Basic Dynamics option which includes a degree of fade. This a linux Gimp 2.8 with the same settings as the OP.

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Either use Dynamics Off or duplicate Basic Dynamics and edit the copy.