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Filling an area is typically done with a "Fill"-only material. It should be possible to fill the same area again (paint "over" the fill stroke) and get the exact same shape. The draw code for the fill tool, however, was rendering all strokes with a "Stroke" material, creating a thick boundary that shrinks the fill area with every iteration. Image render code for the fill tool now ignores any strokes that don't have a stroke material. Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/122034
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