foregorund, background atomatic.

hi i was thinking if it is possible to do this.

Example you make the fill the background color, ad the stroke is the foreground, is there a way so that when you change back anf fore colours itll automaticcly change the figures color?

*bump* + anyone knows what i meant?

sorry semann... I have no idea what you're talking about

in photoshop you have foreground and backlground color

im asking if theres a way that you fill a shape not with the a solid color but with the color that is now selected in foreground, but when you change the foreground, that image will change inmediately to the newly selected colour. for example, yo have green selected (shape X is green) if you change the colour selection to orange (shape X is now orange autamatically)

no it doesn't change the color automatically. If you switch the foreground and background colors around, you have to undo the image, and fill it with the new color

yes i know but i wanted to know if it could happen cause it would be very good to images where you need to change color scheme easily

You might want to learn the shortcuts for switching foreground and background color (press x) and filling with foreground color (press alt+backspace)... maybe you could create an action... but I'm really green in that aspect of PS... Keyboard shortcuts are a must learn for everyone with PS productivity concerns...

i know... i was saying just if you change the colour for example to blue the shape will turn blue but that not possible

nope that's not possible. you have to manually change the color of the shape

yes... T_T but yet it would be nice to have that ferature, for example you put new layer fill > foreground and it changes colour depending on foreground!

LOL.. I agree with you, it would be nice.

IMO, it would make my life miserable, as the control freak I am I like to be able to say when and where and HOW I want to use the color I select... :p

I'm pretty much in agreement with you on that Hell. It would drive me nuts if I was working on something and everytime I changed the bg or fg color, the object I'm working on changed too.
haha..

I'm pretty much in agreement with you on that Hell. It would drive me nuts if I was working on something and everytime I changed the bg or fg color, the object I'm working on changed too.
haha..
no beacuse if ittl have two options, solid colour fill and foreground fill for example