Grease Pencil Material: Texture Spacing, Angle, & Scatter in Dots/Boxes Mode

Currently, Blender users can only control the Stroke Mode Type , Style , Use As Stencil Mask , Color , and Alignment in the Grease Pencil Material. Brushes do not look as the artist intended (as in Blender TexturePaint or image editors) because of this lack of customization.

By giving the user control over important brush parameters such as Spacing , Angle Jitter , and Scatter in Dots/Boxes Mode, brushes will look exponentially better in Grease Pencil.

Spacing , the distance between brush dots/boxes, is essential in unifying brush strokes. Great for creating bristle brush looks. It is implemented in Blender TexturePaint brush. In the below example, the first two strokes were made with an image editor. The last stroke shows Blender's Dots without Spacing (Input Samples: 10).

Angle Jitter is random brush dot/box rotation along the stroke. Nice for organic objects like clouds, leaves, etc.

Scatter randomly shifts position along the stroke. Excellent for things like grass, snowfall, paint splatter, etc. It is implemented in the Blender TexturePaint brush and called "Jitter."