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Is not being able to create new brushes from hiding all layers known?

 

Repeatedly now I've found I've been unable to create new brushes by dragging. Hitting ESC doesn't change the behavior (confirming I don't have something random selected). Quitting DR and rerunning resolved it. But I believe I've found the cause, I was hitting Hide All layers, then turning on the layer I wanted--no new brush. Instead, if I unchecked other layers I was still able to build. Similarly, if you uncheck all layers (it's not just the Hide All button) so no layer is showing, then turn a layer on, no dragging out new brushes. So something about the condition of having no active layers seems to bork the new brush creation process it seems.

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That's a little convoluted for me to understand, can you put it in point form? I'm kinda dumb when it comes to complicated things like this.

Make the steps as easy to understand/repeat as possible, to maximize the chances the coders can reproduce it/fix it.

I always assumed I'd taste like boot leather.

 

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Is not being able to create new brushes from hiding all layers known?

 

Yes, it's known. I've pointed this out a couple times on DR threads, but no one else experienced it, so I never submitted an issue for it.

 

As a workaround, I no longer hide all layers. If I need to work in one or two visible layers, I hide the rest one by one.

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