Reducing the Roundness makes a square brush flat. And what if the Brushes palette is grayed out and unavailable? Switch to a brush-using tool, such as the Brush tool (press B on the keyboard). The small Brushes palette found at the left end of the Options Bar is for brush selection, not brush editing or creation. Remember that you need to open the Brushes palette from the Palette Well or the Window menu (or the F5 key). Here’s what you need to see in the Photoshop 7 Brushes palette: Combined with Roundness in Photoshop 7, you can change a square brush into a dashed line quickly. The key to dashed lines is the Spacing option. The reason to use the brush is I need to create an 8px horizontally and vertically brush.While Photoshop doesn’t offer a dashed line option, such as that found in Illustrator’s Stroke palette, you can easily simulate them by editing a brush in the Brushes palette. The instructor did it without any problems Thank you for taking the time to read my problem, any help is deeply appreciated. i will delete the brushes i made and try again. the pencil tool even with another 1 pix brush does 4 pixels and they are about 50 percent opacity. Hi thanks for the reply! so i tried other brushes and they work. I have reset Photoshop to it's defaults and also Preferences -> General -> Nearest Neighbor.Īnother student had the same problem but somehow resolved it themselves: It worked fine earlier, a square 1 pixel brush, suddenly it does not. The Brush says 1 pixel but it doesn't look like a square but rather a square with an arch on the bottom right. I then use the magic wand (I tried the square marquee select as well, doesn't work). Anti aliasing is turned off in most options. Every time I define a brush preset, it doesn't work as expected.

I am stuck in a course where I need to create a 1 pixel brush. This has been driving me mad for the past 2 hours.

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