Tried on several different textures. At first, I got weird halos on all of them. Then I tried using the exact words of your prompt and it worked better. I still had harsh line breaks in the pattern though, so not really a success. I'll keep playing with this and see if I can get it to work.
Yes. Sometimes, it may not deliver perfect results, but it does provide a solid starting point. From there, you can make manual tweaks to achieve perfection. Just keep experimenting and playing around with it😊
This was awesome! Fast-paced, quirky and smart! The subscribe plug was hysterical and original. Whole tut was a fun edutainment style, worked for me. New sub. Thanks!
The pattern wasn't completely seamless. You just dragged the layer too quick for most people to notice the seam. Also the faster way to check if your pattern is seamless and make corrections is 'View -> pattern preview'. Tho I wouldn't be using gen fill to make half the pattern for you since it will be a lower resolution to the sample size.
Wonderful, great video on the introduction to using AI generative fill to make seamless patterns. I must agree with some others, however, that the weird voice was distracting to me. Would have been so much better with a normal, real voice. I still haven't been able to produce good results yet, but will keep working on it. Thanks so much for your help!
Your words represent your name well 😃 Thanks for your honest review ❤. I'll keep improving. Try using exactly the same method as me and also write the exact prompt. Someone in the comments said they were having the same issue but after using tye exact prompt, they got good results. So you also try it. 😊
Doesn't work, the AI always does something different; adding bevels where it's not wanted, flattening colors, coming up with something radically different from the base. Honestly just use Gimp: Filters > Map > Tile Seamless
This feature was in the Beta version when this video was published, but it is now available in the released version of Photoshop (if you have latest PS version then don't need to do anything). Make sure to go to Window > and check the Contextual Task Bar. Then you'll see the Generative Fill bar. I hope this helps you! :)
What a total waste of an hour of my time. Even slowing down and repetitive replays of the narration couldn't remove the "weirdness" that made the process impossible follow.
Yeah it's not 100% seamless I also mentioned in the video. You'll have to do it the manual way for perfect results. But sometimes in a hurry, this method can be helpful.
Your support means a lot to me, Dakota ❤ I don’t mind his/her words, I value every piece of feedback, positive or negative. It helps me learn and grow. Thanks again and keep supporting 😊
