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I see the same old bug has still not been fixed in version CS3…
When selecting paintbrush or eraser (and presumably any resizable tool) the resize hitkeys "," and "." do absolutely nothing until you either use "<" ord ">" to select first and last brush respectively, or first manually click on the brush preset picker.
Once you’ve done this per tool, the "," and "." magically then respond whenever you select that tool later in the program’s run…
Can we please, PLEASE, fix this in the next patch, it’s getting ridiculous that this is still the case… =(
(and just to cover my own back because there are always people who try to ignore the problem: saying "just use < or > first then" is not solving a problem ^^ )
– Mike Kamermans
When selecting paintbrush or eraser (and presumably any resizable tool) the resize hitkeys "," and "." do absolutely nothing until you either use "<" ord ">" to select first and last brush respectively, or first manually click on the brush preset picker.
Once you’ve done this per tool, the "," and "." magically then respond whenever you select that tool later in the program’s run…
Can we please, PLEASE, fix this in the next patch, it’s getting ridiculous that this is still the case… =(
(and just to cover my own back because there are always people who try to ignore the problem: saying "just use < or > first then" is not solving a problem ^^ )
– Mike Kamermans
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