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Design Photoshop Foundations Layer Basics The Layer Panel & Blending Modes

Posted by nguoisechiavn8
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nguoisechiavn8
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Paintbucket Tool

There is no paintbucket tool in Photoshop CC? If it does have, where is it?

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Cindy Lea
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Cindy Lea
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the Paint Bucket tool, available in the Tools panel (where it shares a flyout menu with the Gradient tool). What version are you on?

nguoisechiavn8
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still cannot figure where it is. My Photoshop CC version is 2015.0.0 20150529.r.88 2015/05/29:23:59:59 CL 1024429 x64

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oh i have found where it is. you need to right click on the Gradient tool

Mike Schaming
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Mike Schaming
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For those using CC, I had to select the Workspace "Essentials", then go down to the Edit Toolbar option, it looks like this "..." and add the paint bucket tool. Only then did it show up with my gradient tool.