How do I change my Eraser settings?
Background Eraser. Go to the Layers panel and choose the layer that contains the areas you want to erase. Hold down the Eraser tool and choose Background Eraser when the menu pops up. Choose a brush and adjust settings for size, hardness, angle, roundness, and spacing.
What are the brush mode options of the brush tool?
Modes: Normal, Dissolve, Behind, and Clear Dissolve Mode adds some noise at the edge of the brush stroke. Behind Mode paints behind an existing stroke, even if they are both on the same layer. And then Clear Mode. The “Clear” blend mode turns the pixels you paint on transparent, much like the Eraser tool.
How do I clear my brush tool?
With the Brush Tool active, press Shift+Alt+R (Win) / Shift+Option+R (Mac) to change the brush blend mode to Clear. Then when you’re done erasing, press Shift+Alt+N (Win) / Shift+Option+N (Mac) to set the blend mode back to Normal. Related: Photoshop blend mode tips and tricks!
How can I change the size of my eraser tool?
Another shortcut for changing the size of the eraser tool is using the bracket keys. The left bracket key is for decreasing the tip size and increasing the tip size. You don’t have to select any path or shape to use it.
How do you make an eraser in Photoshop?
With your eraser tool selected, just open the brush preset panel and you will see the history of the last seven brushes you used in order. Simply select the one you want to use and your eraser now takes on almost all the properties of that brush. See how it’s done in this 45 second video:
What is the shortcut for the eraser tool?
The shortcut for the eraser tool is Shift +E. Here, I have a blob brush stroke that I just drew and when I applied the eraser tool then you can see that it cuts through the blob brush stroke. If you select the stroke you can see that the eraser tool has curved these strokes into individual closed shapes.
How do you set brush settings in after effects?
Brush settings for each brush in the Brushes panel determine the shape, spacing, and other properties of brush marks; you can also modify these Stroke Options properties for each stroke in the Timeline panel. In After Effects, paint strokes are vector objects, which means that they can be scaled up without loss of quality.