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I have photoshop CS6. The eraser and brush tool is not working properly. I get a small dot on the page irrespective of the size of the eraser or brush that I select. Also I'm not sure if this is a feature of CS6. I've produced a graphic that involves a large number of layers, on past versions of photoshop if I needed to edit a layer I would select that layer and go to it on the page and edit it. On CS6 after I select the layer when I put my curser anywhere on the page it would automatically select the layer that I am touching, which is similar to Coral Draw or Illustrator. Is this correct?
Allen Togwell wrote:
I have photoshop CS6. The eraser and brush tool is not working properly.
Try resetting each problem tool by right-clicking where indicated by the red arrow and picking "Reset Tool" (or "Reset All Tools" for every Photoshop tool).
On CS6 after I select the layer when I put my curser anywhere on the page it would automatically select the layer that I am touching
I guess you need to disable Auto-Select in Options bar when Move Tool is activated. Also, holding down Cmd/Ctrl key wil
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Best to post this in the Photoshop forum
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Moving this discussion to the Photoshop General Discussion forum.
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Allen Togwell wrote:
I have photoshop CS6. The eraser and brush tool is not working properly.
Try resetting each problem tool by right-clicking where indicated by the red arrow and picking "Reset Tool" (or "Reset All Tools" for every Photoshop tool).
On CS6 after I select the layer when I put my curser anywhere on the page it would automatically select the layer that I am touching
I guess you need to disable Auto-Select in Options bar when Move Tool is activated. Also, holding down Cmd/Ctrl key will temporarily invert that setting (although the checkbox status will not change).
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