i've been making brushes this afternoon and everything is fine until all of a sudden my last 3 are stamping upside down. What the heck? Rotation is set to 0 and i'm using psp9.

If i make a brand new stamp, it does it too, i don't get it, i haven't changed anything in how i make them.

I restarted psp as well, nada. All my other brushes stamp normal but not the last couple i made or any other i make now.

two options:
File>Preferences>Reset Preferences
or Willy's reset, http://www.pluspsp.com/p/tips/willyreset.html
also once it's back to normal save a workspace File>Workspace>Save

hope this helps

~Lana~

well it's only stamp the last few upside down, not any other of my regular stamps. I made several today, no problem until the last 3 and any other I make. I tried resetting everything and nada.

Here is my space:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v231/gookinm/msc/Image2.jpg

This is what it's doing, on the left, what it's doing with the settings there ^ and to the right what it's supposed to be doing, which i had to do with 180 rotation!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v231/gookinm/msc/image3.jpg

the only thing i can think of is the brush variances. this is what psp help says....

Using the Brush Variance Palette
Use the Brush Variance palette to customize the brush settings in the Tool Options palette. The variance settings modify the Tool Option settings by applying adjustments to the settings for a particular tool option. Adjustments can be random by increasing the Jitter percentage.

Note: If you have a variance loaded with a brush, then load another brush without loading its variance, it can take on the variance settings from the previous brush. Click the Reset button on the Brush Variance palette to remove any variance settings.

To open the Brush Variance palette:

Choose View > Palettes > Brush Variance, or press F11.

To use the Brush Variance palette:

Choose a brush type from the Tool palette.

Configure the brush options in the Tool Options palette.

On the Brush Variance palette, set brush variance for each option (Color blend, Hue, Saturation, Lightness, Size, Opacity, Thick`ness, Rotation, Density):

Normal No variance applied.

Pressure The pressure applied from a tablet stylus.

Altitude The angle between the stylus and tablet.

Azimuth Determines the rotation angle of the tip.

Twist The rotation angle around the stylus (for 4D mouse only).

Fingerwheel Applies to the wheel on an airbrush stylus.

Z-Wheel Used with a 4D mouse wheel with the wheel configu`ration set to application defined behavior.

Direction The angle between consecutive mouse points on a path.

Fade In Fades the brush impression from small to large.

Repeating Fade In Repeatedly fades the brush impression from small to large.

Fade Out Fades the brush impression from large to small.

Oscillating Fade Repeatedly fades the brush impression in and out from small to large to small.

Note: Options in the Variance palette marked with an asterisk * apply only to users with a pressure sensitive tablet. The options available will depend on the type of tablet being used.

For the Fade rate (pixels) select the number of pixels over which the fade in and fade out will occur. Lower values produce a faster fade, while higher values produce a slower fade.

For the Position Jitter (%) select a percentage for randomly adjusting the brush impression location. Mark the Scale check box if you want the jitter to scale with the brush size.

For Impressions per step, indicate how many brush impressions are made per step of the brush stroke.

Note: To reset brush variance options to their default values, click the Reset to Default button on the Brush Variance palette.

THANK YOU! I love you! Although i tried to load it without the variance, it didn't work but I opened the brush varience pallette (which i had never seen...), it has a rotation deal and it was set to Tilt angle, I changed it back to normal and all is well in my world!

Thanks!! I have NO idea how that got changed..weird!!

probably due to the 'Note' listed above. Your very welcome & I'm glad we solved this one Rosey.

~Lana~

me too, i was going bananas!