To access your Keyboard Shortcuts dialog in Photoshop go to Edit -> Keyboard Shortcuts. At the end of the post I’ll provide a link where you can access a pre made Photoshop Keyboard Shortcut file. We’re going to run through how to do this manually. Using the Wacom Tablet Driver to add functions to your Radial Menu. Creating custom shortcuts in Photoshop.Ģ. Just go to the Start menu and look for “Wacom Tablet”.ġ. Getting to the Wacom Preferences is also a little different. Also, this guide was prepared on the Mac OS, most of the screenshots look very similar in Windows. We have asked the relevant people at Wacom to have a look into this because I believe you should be able to setup your Radial Menu and then be able to use the shortcuts with all of your tablets. If you’re using a different size Intuos4 then you’ll have to add all of the shortcuts to your Radial Menu manually. This guide is split in to two parts Please note that this guide is designed for the Intuos4 Medium tablet, this means that the tablet preference file available for download will only work with the Intuos4 Medium tablet. So, I did a little playing around and you can definitely add your own custom shortcuts to add Adjustment Layers with in Photoshop. At the time I wasn’t sure, because I knew that by default Photoshop did not have shortcuts assigned to Adjustment Layers.
Last year at PMA in Melbourne some one asked me if they could create Adjustment Layers in Photoshop by either adding them to the Radial Menu or by adding them to the ExpressKeys.
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