Photoshop Eraser Acting Like Brush at Steven Don blog

Photoshop Eraser Acting Like Brush. It's because that particular brush is locked to a brush tool preset. Simply make sure that both your color boxes in the upper right hand corner are designated as pure white. So your eraser tool actually becomes like a paintbrush! You typically want normal blending mode. Whats going on and how do i fix it? Is there any way of hard resetting the stylus settings? Having set to 'clear' makes the brush act like an eraser. All of a sudden my brush tool displays an eraser icon and i can't draw anything. If you select the brush you want to use for an eraser, go to the brush properties and. I'm attaching a video of the behavior, as well as screenshots of my workspace and brush settings. I've also tried looking at the settings for. When you go to background layer and you are using your eraser, actually you are 'painting out' your background layer mistakes in white!

Whats going on and how do i fix it? You typically want normal blending mode. It's because that particular brush is locked to a brush tool preset. So your eraser tool actually becomes like a paintbrush! Simply make sure that both your color boxes in the upper right hand corner are designated as pure white. All of a sudden my brush tool displays an eraser icon and i can't draw anything. When you go to background layer and you are using your eraser, actually you are 'painting out' your background layer mistakes in white! I've also tried looking at the settings for. Having set to 'clear' makes the brush act like an eraser. If you select the brush you want to use for an eraser, go to the brush properties and.

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Photoshop Eraser Acting Like Brush Whats going on and how do i fix it? Simply make sure that both your color boxes in the upper right hand corner are designated as pure white. Whats going on and how do i fix it? It's because that particular brush is locked to a brush tool preset. So your eraser tool actually becomes like a paintbrush! I've also tried looking at the settings for. When you go to background layer and you are using your eraser, actually you are 'painting out' your background layer mistakes in white! I'm attaching a video of the behavior, as well as screenshots of my workspace and brush settings. All of a sudden my brush tool displays an eraser icon and i can't draw anything. Having set to 'clear' makes the brush act like an eraser. You typically want normal blending mode. If you select the brush you want to use for an eraser, go to the brush properties and. Is there any way of hard resetting the stylus settings?