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Adjustment Brush settings: Preset or Stick to lock settings?

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Reid
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With the new masking tools, I'm finding that I'm using the Adjustment Brush more to refine masks but am finding there is not way to lock adjustment brush setting, either in a preset or sticky. The best I can do is collapse the brush options. Am I missing something?

Thanks,

Reid
 
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Can you explain a bit more Reid? When you say the adjustment brush setting, is it the brush size/feather etc. sliders you want to keep? Or the adjustment sliders? or?
 
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brush size, feather, and flow.
 
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Each brush (A/B) should retain the last used settings. I'm not quite sure what you're trying to accomplish though.
 
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Yes, that's the issue, last settings used. But there is no button or lock to re-set them to certain settings
 
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No, there never has been, but you could put in a feature request.
 
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