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January 4, 2016
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No PAINT BUCKET tool in latest Photoshop CC update... HELP!

  • January 4, 2016
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Updated to the latest PSCC and thet just ISNT any bucket tool (Which usually was under the Gradient tool)...

Anyone figured this one out? Is it just gone? Am i missing something obvious?

Cant find anything on the web 😕😕

HELP!

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    Correct answer Bojan Živković11378569

    There is new option to create custom toolbar. I do not know how you get there if you didn't touch anything but that should be a problem. Go to Edit > Toolbar and click on Restore Defaults button then click Done button.

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    Truddy122
    Truddy122
    Participant
    January 23, 2019

    THANK YOU!!!

    gavine62146423
    gavine62146423
    Participant
    August 24, 2018

    Thankyou Bojan!

    Adobe, why you changed this baffles me!!  Seriously, took 30 min of fishing to solve a problem that shouldn't have been there!!
    Unbelievable.

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      Kevin Mawhinney
      Participant
      May 16, 2018

      You do not need to restore the toolbar. Instead you can modify it anyway you like. Simply click on the Edit | Toolbar... and you will see a new columnar format. The left column contain currently active tools, and the right contains inactive tools. Simply click and drag tools from right to left to activate.

      You can drag tools into existing sets, or create new ones. I dragged the Paint Bucket tool into the existing Gradient set.

      mariceld75828857
      mariceld75828857
      Participant
      April 19, 2018

      Thanks a bunch! this is helpful...

      S
      sudhansus98841224
      Participant
      February 22, 2018

      Thanks...bojan.. this is awsome..

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        Brandilombas
        Participant
        June 5, 2017

        Thank you!!!!!

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          DiskDog
          Participant
          March 2, 2017

          thank you!

            chrisw93535520
            chrisw93535520
            Participant
            September 16, 2016

            On the top right hand corner there is an option to switch between different workspaces, for different processes.

            I had been using 3D mode so there was no option to access the fill and gradient options.

            If you switch to the default workspace you will have all the regular buttons again.

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              jeremiahb25001597
              Participant
              September 2, 2017

              Thank you thank you thank you!

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                michaelbresnahan
                Participant
                September 11, 2016

                Actually you right click on the gradient tool.

                  semac39330811
                  semac39330811
                  Participant
                  July 16, 2017

                  Thank you

                    bunny11209
                    bunny11209
                    Participant
                    August 20, 2016

                    Thank you

                    You were more helpful than Adobe since they aren't avail on sat or sun.

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