Flipping a brush on its axis

[Doc_Pit]

It's easy to rotate a brush or to check a box that allows for jitter on the X or Y axis.  But is there a way to flip a brush on the X or Y axis (as illustrated above) w/o jitter.  I found a post from 5 years ago that advised: "Pick the brush you want, then go to Window > Brush, and under Brush Tip Shape check the "Flip X" option. Create a new brush (button in the bottom right) to save the setting."  Is there a way to more conveniently flip from one axis to another on the same brush, again, w/o jitter?  Thanks.  

[Jeff Arola · Accepted solution]

In photoshop go to Window>Brush Settings, click on the words Brush Tip Shape and you'll see Flip X and Flip Y.

[Doc_Pit]

Many thanks.  There's a nearly identical window that is accessed from the toolbar, but it doesn't have the Flip X Flip Y choice.  Thanks, again!

[Trevor.Dennis]

And don't forget we can rotate brushes now, using the left and right cursor keys.  That was a nice feature

[Doc_Pit]

Hi, Trevor.  Yes, I find the cursor keys very useful.  Regarding the image below: This is what threw me about flipping a brush on its axis.  I was used to seeing this window, which is a near duplicate of the window referenced by Jeff, so that I literally looked at but never saw the Flip X Flip Y option on that window.  Given the world we live in, it's gratifying to see, in this forum, people who are so willing to take the time to help others.  Cheers.

[Trevor.Dennis]

It's good to see you are still keen and asking questions, and apparently using Photoshop to do more than tart up a few photographs.  You've been coming to this forum for quite a long time now, and we hope that continues.