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CC6 - How to avoid returning to default settings?
Dec 17, 2015 11:38:23 #
My CC6 has changed its behaviour, and I know not why!
Previously, when I opened CC6 it would open with the last-used settings and tools. Now, upon opening, it seems to reset or return to some default settings.
For example, I turn off the Grid (CMD+H or via the View drop-down menu), but now, every time I open CC6, or open an image, the grid is showing.
Also, the same for the Patch Tool, which defaults to the Spot Healing Tool.
I don't seem to be able to find a way to disable this automation. Any ideas?
Previously, when I opened CC6 it would open with the last-used settings and tools. Now, upon opening, it seems to reset or return to some default settings.
For example, I turn off the Grid (CMD+H or via the View drop-down menu), but now, every time I open CC6, or open an image, the grid is showing.
Also, the same for the Patch Tool, which defaults to the Spot Healing Tool.
I don't seem to be able to find a way to disable this automation. Any ideas?
Dec 17, 2015 12:06:52 #
Dec 17, 2015 12:30:03 #
andywilk38 wrote:
My CC6 has changed its behaviour, and I know not w... (show quote)
CC6? Are you talking about Lightroom CC or Photoshop CC, or something else entirely?
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Dec 17, 2015 13:36:08 #
Dec 18, 2015 06:22:46 #
andywilk38 wrote:
Oooops Photoshop CC6
Once you have everything set as you want, save it to a Workspace (top right) where it probably now says Essentials. Leave Essentials as the factory default workspace. I create new ones based on what I'm doing, retouching, drawings, etc. etc....That way should you screw up, just go back to essentials.
Dec 18, 2015 11:18:58 #
OnDSnap wrote:
Once you have everything set as you want, save it to a Workspace (top right) where it probably now says Essentials. Leave Essentials as the factory default workspace. I create new ones based on what I'm doing, retouching, drawings, etc. etc....That way should you screw up, just go back to essentials.
Thanks, Doug
That sounds like a good plan.....will need to check it out after the w/e.
All best
Andrew
Dec 18, 2015 12:48:16 #
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Dec 19, 2015 05:46:00 #
jeep_daddy wrote:
You sure you don't mean CS6?
DO the same thing regardless, CS5, CS6 or CC
Once you have everything set as you want, save it to a Workspace (top right) where it probably now says Essentials. Leave Essentials as the factory default workspace. I create new ones based on what I'm doing, retouching, drawings, etc. etc....That way should you screw up, just go back to essentials.
Dec 19, 2015 13:11:57 #
OnDSnap wrote:
DO the same thing regardless, CS5, CS6 or CC
Once you have everything set as you want, save it to a Workspace (top right) where it probably now says Essentials. Leave Essentials as the factory default workspace. I create new ones based on what I'm doing, retouching, drawings, etc. etc....That way should you screw up, just go back to essentials.
Once you have everything set as you want, save it to a Workspace (top right) where it probably now says Essentials. Leave Essentials as the factory default workspace. I create new ones based on what I'm doing, retouching, drawings, etc. etc....That way should you screw up, just go back to essentials.
True dat. I created one for dual monitors and have my panels set the way I like them. But in a recent CC update, it defaulted back to a workspace called "Start" which confused me at first. It was easily turned off in my preferences so that my Photoshop CC opens with my Dual Screen workspace by default.
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