ACC - Alt+Click, Click

Do you get tired of coding yourself into a machine?
The routine of Alt+Click, Click gets on your nerves?
But you still want to paint smooth color gradients?
Then this is for you.
The routine gets converted into just one single click...
Its as easy as that!

Ctrl+D to turn it on and off. (other wise you will be Alt+Clicking all the time.)
For use with Photoshop. ACC must be running at the same time as Photoshop.

If Ctrl+D interferes with other applications, you can stop ACC by right clicking the tray icon and clicking exit.

Ver 1.0

...What? I don't get what this does. Explain a bit more.

WTF?
You did it!
Great, i'm downloading right now!

Well, this little scripts emulates that you hold down shift and that if you click on the canvas shift isnt pressed anymore and there is another click...

Thats how you blend in Photoshop!
But you dont have to manually do this:
*press ctrl* *click on the canvas* *let go of ctrl* *click on the same point on the canvas*

while having this script running blending goes like this:
*click**click**click**click**click**click**click**click*

While it is running (Ctrl+D to turn on and off), whenever you click it will simulate Alt+Click then a normal Click.

Well considering I've never used PS in my life, this tool still makes no sense, but it honestly sounds very helpful, so... Yay!

That's pretty cool, and it fulfills all submission criteria.
So I'll make this short: Approved

i dunno, i made a quick test before going to university and it didnt work...
asnybody else who tested that already?
do i need something like the dotnet framefork or sumthing?

(though maybe i didnt use it the right way)

edit:
works brilliant! thx so much...
though its not really fast, you have to wait for a short moment after every click else it doesnt pick the next color....

@PitzerMike: awesome. I read through the requiremnts and was worried I'd missed/forgotten something.

@xXm0rpH3usXx: slow? I'm not sure what you mean. it seemed ok on my machine.

i made a tutorial for whoever didnt understand what this is about and how it works!
i do hope the tutorial doesnt get graveyarded thoguh :P

its lovated here

Just thought I'd point out that ctrl+D is the shortcut for Deselect in Photoshop.

is there any combination that isnt used by photoshop?

I'm open to suggestions on changing the shortcut. I'm not a user of photoshop so I don't know what's taken and what isn't.