Can't save Brush the way I want!

Question

I can't save brush the way I want to save. Basically I want it as a general brush, which I could use for everything (not just for normal brush) like was every other brush that I downloaded. When I change the settings of the brush I created, it doesn't last forever, I always need to click on ''+'' to save, but when I do this Brush symbol pops in the diagonal, which seems to mean that I can use this form just as a regular brush, not as an eraser or a stamp tool for example, and I want to usse it for every tool that is possible. How can I save this with the desired settings for an universal use? - Like any other brush I have...

I want to save with this settings for example>>>

But if I don't click on ''+'', it always resets... And when I do so, it saves, but just to use as regular brush...

Trevor.Dennis · Accepted Answer

Hi Marcelo. Creating a brush preset with settings is a two stage process. As you have found, Defining the preset and adjusting some settings, does not last.

You need to use New Brush Preset from the Brush Settings panel fly-out menu, and check Include Tool Settings.

Even then, the preset only exists in a Photoshop Settings file. To keep it forever, and share it with others, you need to right click and Export the preset, or presets in a group.

The preset(s) will now be saved to the Brush Presets folder as an .abr file

This is mainly 100% Angle and Hue Jitter, and size jitter set to pen pressure, and a tiny bit of scatter.

So it's quite a palaver. As Jack Reacher would say 'That's for damn sure!'

Bojan Živković11378569 · Answer

You can use any brush with any tool. To do this, activate the tool you wish to use, such as the Brush tool. Then, press Ctrl + Alt and click on the desired brush in the Brushes panel.

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