@Amssassr777 One way is a large delay with the Stabilizer-type brush smoothing. That would block the little curve that happens when you put your pen back down. Here's an example with a gigantic delay to show what I mean.
Quick evil eggs in an alien tube... draw mixed-opacity black over a white fill layer, then make a gradient map layer in dither mode. The gradient mapper turns anything grayscale into pixel-paint.
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For future versions of Flipnot I want easier ways to paint dithers... the best I've got so far is a halftone filter with one of Krita's built-in Bayer patterns, but it only works for one color at a time. :\
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MS Paint draws every time the cursor moves a pixel, but Krita can't, so it ends up skipping the intermediate position that would normally fill in the diagonals.
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More about shadows: as long as there's a white fill layer underneath the shadow, the Gradient Map filter can dither to transparent.
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