Chad Rolfs • Adobe Employee, Feb 10, 2023Feb 10, 2023
This has NOT been fixed or addressed. It has been logged as a bug and a larger feature to better support keyboard shortcuts for international keyboards. This particular keyboard shortcut is not exposed in the Customize Keyboard Shortcuts dialog so it can't be re-assigned unfortunately. I will keep pushing on this. Thanks for your patience.
Hi, @CShubert in this case, could you be kind enough to share which key should German or users of other locales use to get that feature to work when the key is not available in their keyboard?
This has NOT been fixed or addressed. It has been logged as a bug and a larger feature to better support keyboard shortcuts for international keyboards. This particular keyboard shortcut is not exposed in the Customize Keyboard Shortcuts dialog so it can't be re-assigned unfortunately. I will keep pushing on this. Thanks for your patience.
Workaround 1 : change your keyboard location (language) per application in advanced keyboard parameter. After that you have to change language once whenever you use an app then it will remember it.
Workaround 2 : remap your key using Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator on official microsoft website. I have a french keyboard and remaped the ² key to ` key (accent grave, which unicode is U+0060). Validate layout and name it, test it, build package, open created folder, intall.exe, then log out windows, log in, change to your new keyboard layout (win+space) et voilà!!! works great and my layout still azerty ! (works with win 11 even if not mentionned on website)
And you can remap any (more or less) key you want with symbol and other not available in your language, you can use charmap.exe (included in windows) to find them and their unicode. ((!be careful, works also with windows login password)
(but sadly workaround 2 does not work with tourbox, so still waiting for a proper fix...)
On windows, i've just discover a quite easy fix. Using Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator you can remap any key you want with any character, may it be another language symbol. So just remap one key to the US tilde key `~ which output is ` (unicode U+0060)
Hi, for Windows users, there is a promising Plugin, Master Keys that targets this very issue (incredible that someone has to write a plugin to work around the lack of an entry for a given funtion in the keyboard shortcut editor...)
Great NEWS! With the latest release, 24.4, we have exposed this feature to apply a custom KBSC so you can use it with a non-Engish keyboard/OS.
Good news indeed!
How about allowing the setting of keyboard shortcuts to select Whites, Neutrals and Blacks in the Selective Colors Adjustment? (Since the default shortcuts have been removed a while back.)
@chad.rolfs This would be indeed great news, if this would work. unfortunately, at my machine I only can apply a shortcut ... however, when I press the key, nothing happens. 😞 I have Windows 10 and just updated PS to 24.4.1 ... Absolutely not effect when pressing the assigned key.
@chad.rolfs Ok... I have to correct myself. There is an effect, when I use a brush... since I often use the pen, there was no effect, so... It is only working with the brush 😞
Good news is this works, bad news is when you release the hotkey to go back to normal paint mode, the brush changes to another brush (possibly the "first" or "last" brush). Super annoying.
I made a plugin that targets this very issue, @PECourtejoie mentioned it in a comment earlier, except the name has been changed to KeyFlow. The Windows version has been released in the creative cloud marketplace and a version for MacOS is 70% complete.
I'm giving it out for free this week to 10 people from this community. Just send me a DM
Cheers
Remap shortcuts to any key on your non-English keyboardA list of all the keyboard language supported
wanted to add an Information. German Keyboard. MacOS. I can use the "Brush Toggle Erase"-shortcut. But only when asigning it to any other key than "<". The "<"-key, is assigned to "first brush". When I unassign the "first brush" in the KBSC, it is still assigned. Even when i assign any other key for "first brush", it is still assigned to the "<"-key.
When assigning the "Brush Toggle Erase" to the "<"-key, u can erase with your brush, but when letting go of the "<"-key, it goes to first brush. Always.
A pitty, because the "<"-key is right, where you have your left hand when painting in PS. But this key is hardcoded to "first brush". But still a big upgrade to be able to erase with your brush