Photoshop HELP!

>>3081073
Have you tried oil painting?

>>3081083
wut, how is this related?

crtl+alt+z to do "step back"
you can go back a number of times (should be enough)
AS for the second problem, the only thing that comes to my mind is holding shift while painting, you are not holding shift, are you?

>>3081089
actually, some times i press shift by accident when i'm trying to ctrl+z, so just holding it again will fix it right? thanks anon

ctrl + alt + z lets you undo more than one step.
You can also keep the window of your history window open and click back, it will remove a bunch of brushstrokes (or any other progress you made) quickly.

>>3081198
You could've simply tried doing that instead of typing that post out and sending it, you know

>>3081205
Sorry, I'm just lazy

>>3081073
Ctrlz is a specific kind of undo, it has certain properties that I'm not going to go into because it's obviously over your head. But what you want is to go to window in the menu bar and click history.

That will show you a list of your past x amount of actions. I say "x" because you can set the amount of states it saves. Less states = less stress on your system. Google it if you want to learn how.

You can set keyboard shortcuts in the edit menu > keyboard shortcuts


Generally it's a good idea to google any problems you're having because 9 times out of 10 someone else has had the same problem as you and has found a solution online. I've never had a problem with photoshop I couldn't solve simply by typing it into google. It seems this is something you need to be told judging by how simplistic your problems with PS seem to be. So it's just something to keep in mind from now on.