If uninstalling brush sets by other brush makers, be sure to check you still have the original brush installer files or download links so you can reinstall them later. If the problem persists, repeat steps 2 to 6 with all other brush sets, brush tool presets and patterns you have installed including the Photoshop defaults. If everything is back to normal you're good to go.

Install the latest version of the affected brush (see step 1) following the instructions included in your download package. Quit Photoshop and restart your computer. If so, Repeat steps 2 and 3 by selecting Tools and Patterns in the Preset Manager drop down (see below).ĭon't worry, the re-installed brushes will work without these as long as you've downloaded the latest version in step 1. If you have an older version of the Beat Tones, Lithotone, Distress Press or Grain Shader brushes installed, the set may include Brush Tool Presets or Pattern Sets. Uninstall the selected brushes by clicking the 'Delete' button. You can uninstall your brushes by selecting them in the Brushes panel (Window > Brushes) then click the delete/trash button.

This shows all of the brushes you currently have installed.įind and select the affected True Grit brushes in the Preset Manager.īrushes no longer appear in the Preset Manager. Go to the Preset Manager (edit > presets > preset manager) and choose 'Brush' from the dropdown menu. To begin, let's make sure you have the latest version of your True Grit Texture Supply brush sets ready to install. Uninstall & reinstall the affected brush set. This usually results in a corrupted Photoshop preferences file. If you have a lot of custom brushes installed, Photoshop can become overloaded resulting in mis-matched textures, a loss of pressure sensitivity or other strange brush behaviors. Many of our brushes contain embedded texture patterns and settings.

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