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I've just started discovering the paint tool, but no matter what I press in the brush options or size up and down, when I zoom out of the model in the 3d view and when I zoom in while painting, the textures are of different sizes. In Photoshop as an example no matter how much zoomed in or our you are, if the brush is set to 15 pixels, it will always paint in 15 pixels.

So what do I have to do (hopefully without the nodes) in order to paint in the same thickness, regardless of the level of zoom.

Btw. I spent the entire day trying to find an exact answer to this, so if there is one, please reply with an exact answer rather than ,,duplicate". I've had duplicated topics a few times and those duplicate threads were never the same thing I asked, slightly similar, but not the same thing and I still have no idea what the answers are to those topics that got duplicated..

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    – Mr Zak
    Commented Dec 14, 2017 at 21:10

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If you paint in the 3d view, the brush will increase based on your view. If you instead use the UV/2d Image Editor, then you will see a more constant relationship with the brush size/texture size. There are benefits to both behaviors, but hopefully this helps you get farther along.

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