
Danik
That might be a good idea if done right, although there are some issues.
Drawing with transparency could either set the transparency of the drawn pixels absolutely, or it could blend with the color in the layer. I think the second behavior is the most useful one, but that means drawing with a fully transparent brush would have no effect.
Also, it simplifies things to only pick opaque colors. At the moment the picked color is the visible "flattened" color of the clicked pixel, not the actual color of the pixel in the current layer. I think this is more intuitive, and it might be frustrating having to change layer to pick another color.
One solution would be to switch to the eraser tool when you pick a fully transparent pixel, but that seems a bit weird.
Drawing with transparency could either set the transparency of the drawn pixels absolutely, or it could blend with the color in the layer. I think the second behavior is the most useful one, but that means drawing with a fully transparent brush would have no effect.
Also, it simplifies things to only pick opaque colors. At the moment the picked color is the visible "flattened" color of the clicked pixel, not the actual color of the pixel in the current layer. I think this is more intuitive, and it might be frustrating having to change layer to pick another color.
One solution would be to switch to the eraser tool when you pick a fully transparent pixel, but that seems a bit weird.