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You need to have both Opacity and Flow at 100 percent, but you probably also want that layer you're painting on set to Multiply or Color depending on the color and the effect you're after. And often, in setting opacities other than 100 percent, depending on exactly what tool you're in, you can end up changing the opacity of the layer by mistake, so you want to check that every so often as well.
Personally, I don't use any of the pressure sensitive options in my Wacom. If I'm using a brush and want 20 percent brush, I just hit the number 2 on the keypad for 20 percent, 3 for thirty, 75 for seventy-five, etc. or the number zero for 100 percent brush opacity. Those same shortcuts work on layer opacity if you're clicked on the layer, which is why you sometimes get an inadvertent layer opacity change.
And don't forget that the easiest way to change the size and hardness of any brush are using the left and right bracket keys for size and shift-left or right bracket for hardness.
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