Key to show where brush strokes have been applied

@jane-e thank you 🙂 I talked to a customer service representative that said this function did not exist anymore. 

I have a Norwegian keyboard on a Macbook air without \ (backslash). Any idea of how to hide/show the rubylith layer in this case? 

@Anne Line22295006jujk 

Backslash is the shortcut to hide/show the rubylith layer. Can you post a link to that tutorial?

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/default-keyboard-shortcuts.html

Jane

I have watched an editing tutorial in an old version of PS that had this feature. That you could hit backslash and get an illustration of where you applied the brush strokes (showed like a red filter over the brush strokes). So not Illustrator 🙂

@Anne Line22295006jujk 

Brushes in Photoshop create pixels.

Are you thinking of Illustrator where the brush strokes are vector? In Illustrator there are several ways to see where brushes have been applied to a path.

Jane