This might sound like a tangent, but it is all relevant to when tools go bad. Resetting all tools will put them all back to their default.Ī goo tip and sensible workflow might be that when you 'do' need to get funky with the clone tool, make your first step to select one of the other presets at the top of the panel, so when you are done, you can re-select the first preset and return to the defaults. Every one of those clone source panel settings that I have highlighted, will be remembered the next time you use the clone tool, and has the capacity to have you pulling your hair out. Well resetting tools puts all those options back to their defaults in one go, plus it fixes weird settings in things like to clone tool panel etc. So I usually choose to reset ALL Tools when I have a relevant issue.Ī wee pearl of wisdom I got from a Bert Monroy tutorial many years ago, was that when tools go weird on you, go check the Options bar, because that's likely to be where a forgotten setting is causing your grief. We all HATE having to reset Preferences, but there is not much downside to resetting tools.
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