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Re: 101 Photoshop tips in 5 minutes
transcript : Time: 00:00.00 #1: Wanna copy a layer? I say jump it: Ctrl+J. You a Mac user? Awesome. #2: When I say Ctrl, press Cmd, the one with an apple on it. #3: For a new layer, press Ctrl+Shift+N (Cmd-Shift-N on the Mac). #4: To delete a layer, get the move tool and press Delete (or Control-Delete). #5: Every letter… -
101 Photoshop tips in 5 minutes
I thought the Photoshop users on the board might get a kick out of this... http://www.deke.com/content/101-photoshop-tips-5-minutes -
Re: 101 Photoshop tips in 5 minutes
Moose - You're a bloody genius - I've been looking for those for ages, but for some reason I've always completely spaced on the Tools list and therefore thought you couldn't change them. I've selected it of course, but never really scrolled to the bottom. So obvious - I'm so stupid. I have to go eat some crow now :) And… -
Re: 101 Photoshop tips in 5 minutes
i only use the ones i need, and if they're hard to hit i just rebind :P A long time ago i memorized all the tool hotkeys, and its just stuck with me and has become second nature :) Only fucked me up when they changed the airbrush from J to B. most of what i use though are the custom actions and misc new hotkeys for:… -
Re: 101 Photoshop tips in 5 minutes
You can mop: Check the drop down menu when editing the keyboard shortcuts, it has 3 options: Application Menus, Palettes, Tools. @ the bottom of tools they have the [ ] hotkeys for increasing and decreasing brush size. The "move up/down" etc hotkeys (ctrl / alt []) are in Application Menus, Layers. Not sure if that is in… -
Re: 101 Photoshop tips in 5 minutes
Nope. They're hard coded as you've correctly surmised. You could probably script it and then assign a different short cut to run the script - but that's akin to dropping a MOAB to light your barbeque ;) And no fly soup, that's not the same thing at all. Yes it ends up in the same place (You made a colour), but the work… -
Re: 101 Photoshop tips in 5 minutes
Cheers guys. Looks like they're hard-coded though, can't find those keys anywhere in the Customize Hotkey menu of Photoshop CS2. Maybe it's customisable in CS3, does anyone know? -
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mine is alt[ alt] ... but I can't remember if this is default :P -
Re: 101 Photoshop tips in 5 minutes
Not scriptable. You can open the system color picker through a script, but not the Adobe one. Yes, that's right, you are unable to open Adobe's color picker in Adobe's software in any way short of clicking the set color icons. Amazing. -
Re: 101 Photoshop tips in 5 minutes
yea Pior did you really spend the time?!? thanks i watched the whole thing and still no magic hotkey to open up the color picker menu :( . can i script that in somehow? tried to find a way in the Ctrl+alt+Shift+K menu but no dice
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