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I come to a problem while texture painting. The lines and strokes are all pixelized and looks very ugly.

I tried to double/quadruple(2048px X 2048px/4096px X 4096px) the size of the image in the UV Editor window and reassign the new image to the image texture which is linked into a Principled BSDF, but even this seems not to get drawing sharper.

I even tried to enlarge the mesh to maybe cover more pixels but nothing works.

Is there anything we can do for this?

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I figured that the faces ratio are not correct in the UV Map. I don't know if it may be part of the problem.

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  • $\begingroup$ What does your UV mapping look like in the UV Editor compared to the pixels underneath in the image texture? $\endgroup$ – Craig D Jones Jun 22 at 19:33
  • $\begingroup$ the face is deformed, really tiny in the uv editor compared to the real face $\endgroup$ – Eric Brochu Jun 22 at 21:15
  • $\begingroup$ Yes, the amount of pixels assigned per face will affect your painting result. Scale up the smaller faces or at least try a smart up unwrap to fill the image space as much as possible. $\endgroup$ – Craig D Jones Jun 23 at 2:35
  • $\begingroup$ I tested with a picture from the internet which is way smaller than those I did and comes out better in details than painting. I might just paint my textures with another app and add them. $\endgroup$ – Eric Brochu Jun 23 at 23:48
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From your description I guess what you're getting is the strokes on the left and what you want is the strokes on the right.

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To get that make sure that the fallout is set to smooth or something similar enter image description here

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  • $\begingroup$ It's more when i use low pixel brushes like 1-3 pixels and being very close to to object, I think it might be due to the uv map. that faces are not properly set by the system. I edited my post with a picture of the uv map and the mesh. $\endgroup$ – Eric Brochu Jun 23 at 0:18

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