Square healing brush?

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Mrs Beeble Brock
Dec 6, 2004
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Hi guys, I can’t seem to work out how to save a square preset brush for use with the healing tool. I can get a very flat horizontal or vertical ellipse but no square. Is there a workaround? Sometimes the circle just isn’t precise enough.

Thanks in advance for any wisdom.
Jo
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ed
Dec 6, 2004
"Mrs Beeble Brock" wrote in message
Hi guys, I can’t seem to work out how to save a square preset brush for use with the healing tool. I can get a very flat horizontal or vertical ellipse but no square. Is there a workaround? Sometimes the circle just isn’t precise enough.

Thanks in advance for any wisdom.
Jo

make tiny circle, is good for corners
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Gadgets
Dec 7, 2004
Fill a black square selection, define a custom brush…

Cheers, Jason (remove … to reply)
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noone
Dec 7, 2004
In article , says…
Fill a black square selection, define a custom brush…

Cheers, Jason (remove … to reply)
Video & Gaming: http://gadgetaus.com

I may be wrong, but I do not think that the Healing Brush will use "Custom Brushes," or even most of the supplied, non-elliptical brushes. If it will, please show me what I missed. TIA

Hunt
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jjs
Dec 7, 2004
"Hunt" wrote in message
In article ,
says…
Fill a black square selection, define a custom brush…

Cheers, Jason (remove … to reply)
Video & Gaming: http://gadgetaus.com

I may be wrong, but I do not think that the Healing Brush will use "Custom Brushes," or even most of the supplied, non-elliptical brushes. If it will,
please show me what I missed. TIA

I can’t find a workaround, either. One kludge is to select the area to patch or heal as a square, do your thing, then move the selection and repeat. Another is to set roundness and angle to zero and drag down carefully. 🙁

I suspect what the OP wants to do can be done in an entirely different way, possibly with slices and layers.

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