need help!

[Ian Jones]

Along the top toolbar strip just below your program menu's there is a little checkbox 'erase to history'. That's should do it.

[kareanne]

Ian Jones:mine isn't active,i can't seem to use it.

[bumskee]

I usually check for dynamics in brush pallette, "scatter" option could be it. but then again I don't even know what history brush does...what does it do anyway???

[dg]

@bumskee:
Basically it paints based on a history step, sometimes is very usefull, but you can live without that...hehehe

@kareanne:
Have you checked the brush settings for your eraser?

At last resource you could try to delete your prefs file in

<Drive Letter>:\Documents and Settings\<User>\Application Data\Adobe\Photoshop\<PS Version>\Adobe Photoshop <Version> Settings\Adobe Photoshop <Version> Prefs.psp

I hope this helps.

Cheers,
dg

[kareanne]

Originally posted by diogo girondi
@bumskee:
Basically it paints based on a history step, sometimes is very usefull, but you can live without that...hehehe

@kareanne:
Have you checked the brush settings for your eraser?

At last resource you could try to delete your prefs file in

<Drive Letter>:\Documents and Settings\<User>\Application Data\Adobe\Photoshop\<PS Version>\Adobe Photoshop <Version> Settings\Adobe Photoshop <Version> Prefs.psp

I hope this helps.

Cheers,
dg

thanks,i redid my brush preferences this morning and now my r\eraser is working normally.

[TheWriter]

I've noticed such odd behaviour with the eraser tool I try to avoid it at all costs now.

[foolproof]

Originally posted by TheWriter
I've noticed such odd behaviour with the eraser tool I try to avoid it at all costs now.

Hmmm...so what do you do in order to erase?

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