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Suddenly I can't clear the background - earthbound_misfit - 08-11-2023 I was clearing the background using fuzzy tool and command+X and all of a sudden it's not working. I also tried Command+k, edit and cut, edit and clear, and I tried the eraser. The eraser wasn't working then it started work. The alpha channel is turned on. Before this happened fuzzy tool just quit working. I tried to select and the marking ants would show up but would disappear when I let go of the mouse. Then it started working but I can clear the selection. I don't get any error messages or anything. Thanks in advance for any responses. RE: Suddenly I can't clear the background - PixLab - 08-12-2023 It does not stop to work "suddenly" ![]() Try to NOT hit some shortcut key on your keyboard while dragging the fuzzy tool around. Your screenshot shows that your fuzzy select tool is in "Intersect" mode certainly via a shortcut key ![]() [attachment=10195] RE: Suddenly I can't clear the background - sallyanne - 08-14-2023 (08-11-2023, 10:42 PM)earthbound_misfit Wrote: I was clearing the background using fuzzy tool and command+X and all of a sudden it's not working. I also tried Command+k, edit and cut, edit and clear, and I tried the eraser. The eraser wasn't working then it started work. The alpha channel is turned on. Before this happened fuzzy tool just quit working. I tried to select and the marking ants would show up but would disappear when I let go of the mouse. Then it started working but I can clear the selection. I don't get any error messages or anything. Thanks in advance for any responses. I would also suggest before clearing your background to grow your pixels by 1 or 2 (depending on the size of the picture). This should remove the extra pixels around your picture. (White in this case) |