Stay on the brush, hold the tilde key (~) on the keyboard, and paint to erase.Īlt Shift R (Windows) or Option Shift R (macOS)Īlt → (Windows) or Alt → (macOS) 11.
With any preset, you can Ctrl-Click (Windows) or Command Click (macOS) on the arrow to automatically open and close all group presets. Hold Alt (Windows) or Option (macOS) to reveal the circle overlay and rotate the selected pin. Note: If text or vector layers are active you will fill those elements in and not the transparent pixels.Īlt Shift Backspace (Windows) or Option Shift Delete (macOS)įill with Background ColorCtrl Backspace (Windows) or Command Delete (macOS)Ĭtrl Shift Backspace (Windows) or Command Shift Delete (macOS) 8. Layer Fill ShortcutsĪlt Backspace (Windows) or Option Delete (macOS) Selectively Reconstruct Pixels in LiquifyĪs you paint with the Forward Warp Tool hold Alt (Windows) or Option (macOS) to reconstruct pixels. To select dark pixels, invert the selectionīy pressing Ctrl I (Windows) or Command I (macOS). The previous shortcut selects bright pixels. Load Luminosity as a SelectionĬtrl Alt 2 (Windows) or Command Option 2 (macOS) 4. In other words, it will rotate the circle 10 degrees from the previous location and place it in a new layer. To repeat this transformation, and place it in a new layer, press Ctrl Alt Shift T (Windows) or Command Option Shift T (macOS). Repeat the Last Transformation in a New LayerĬtrl Alt Shift T (Windows) or Command Option Shift T (macOS)Ī transformation of 10 degrees has been applied to the small white circle. Temporarily Switch from Lasso Tool to Polygonal Lasso ToolĪlt Shift [ (Windows) or Option Shift [ (macOS)Īlt Shift > (Windows) or Option Shift > (macOS) Selectively Reconstruct Pixels in Liquify
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