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I am having an issue with Photoshop. When I paint or draw, the foreground and background colors are swapping on its own. For example, if I have blue as the foreground and color and drawing with it, the program will automatically switch to the red, the background color, even when it is now selected. Is there a way to stop this because I have never seen Photoshop do this before.
When Photoshop misbehaves, Reset Preferences On Quit from the General Preferences Panel and then restart PS. See screenshot below.
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Can you show us your workspace including the Layers panel?
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Hmmh?
I don't know what you mean. Photoshop changes automatically foreground and background color?
Do you know that the keyboard shortcut
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X = switch foreground to background.
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I know you can switch between foreground and background color by pressing
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Try a different keyboard.
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Did you check your brush settings (--> eg color settings)?
Foreground Background Jitter and so on?
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When Photoshop misbehaves, Reset Preferences On Quit from the General Preferences Panel and then restart PS. See screenshot below.
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Hi Nancy OShea,
I did not reset the Photoshop preferences since I work with CC. In previous versions you should save your userdefined scripts/actions/gradients and so on before resetting. How to do in CC? Is that still necessary?