P: Use brush as an eraser (german)

@dmohr 

Is there anybody at Adobe who _does_ have access to a non-US-system?

Is there anybody at Adobe who _is_ familiar with new features?

Is there anybody at Adobe who is familiar with quality control?

Is there anybody at Adobe who cares about the future of PS like I do?

Is there a solution yet?

How do you use the erease feature on non-US-Systems?

(By the way, programming it to be ~ for american keyboards only without any flexibility in key binding seems a total lack of basic programming skills in the first place to me...)

I would say, even if this would work, it can't be the answer to use the "wrong" keybordlayout to become capeable of an officialy documented KBSC....

And on an AZERTY keyboard as well: https://feedback.photoshop.com/conversations/photoshop/in-photoshop-which-short-key-should-i-use-on-a-azerty-keyboard-to-toggle-between-painting-and-erasing-with-the-same-brush-tip/5f5f46264b561a3d42766d1e

I have to check on my mac, on a French Ps, MacOS and AZERTY keyboard, but I believe there's also a similar issue that the listed KBSC does not work.

@dmohr I believe there might be a possible shortcut conflict, as < > are used to switch to the first and last brushes, if I'm not mistaken, while the german documentation lists the English placement of those keys (shift+, and shift+.), and on the german keyboard, this key combo is wrong. There are many problems like that in the french doc for KBSCs.

Can a german user tell me what are the keys they really have to use to select the first and last brush?

Keyboard mapping issues like these abound for localized users, and most of the times, the desired function is not even listed in the kbsc editor.

Not sure if this will help but it does for me on Windows 10 you need to use "US keyboard" in your preferred language not "United States-International" keyboard I hope this helps