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Can you change a brush to a different kind of brush? for example change a smudge brush and make it a

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Can you change a brush to a different kind of brush? for example change a smudge brush and make it a regular brush.

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Community Expert , Oct 07, 2020 Oct 07, 2020

Select the brush tool first (or another tool such as the smudge tool if you prefer) then use Ctrl+Alt click to select the brush shape.

That works for occassional use of a new shape but if you want to use a shape regularly do the above steps then save it as a new brush preset. When you save it you choose whether to include the tool (brush, smudge etc) in the preset.

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With the brush tool selected hold down Ctrl+Alt (Cmd+Opt on Mac) and click on your smudge brush (or any other type of brush) . That will load it without changing tools.

 

If you want to save it as a standard brush click at the top right of the brushes panel and choose New Brush Preset.

 

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Oh hell ya man thanks ill try that.

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That works (not necessarily the way I want it to work). But it does get the job done. When I try it, it will turn the brush function into the function of the last selected brush. Is that how it should work?

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Select the brush tool first (or another tool such as the smudge tool if you prefer) then use Ctrl+Alt click to select the brush shape.

That works for occassional use of a new shape but if you want to use a shape regularly do the above steps then save it as a new brush preset. When you save it you choose whether to include the tool (brush, smudge etc) in the preset.

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