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P: Could not fill because there are not enough remaining pixels to fill the hole.

Forum|Forum|3 years ago
May 13, 2022
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Hello, I'm having an issue where I'm getting this message every time I click custom under Content-Aware fill:

Could not fill because there are not enough remaining pixels to fill the hole. The change cannot be applied.

This is just one layer, a 45 megapixel size photo, the brush size is just 50 pixels, the selection size is a 600x600 square. Auto and Rectangular work fine. This feature works on my Windows PC but not my Macbook Pro M1 16". Thanks in advance!

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D Fosse

Community Expert

Thanks. Good riddance.

(What can the purpose be? Training? For what?)

jane-e

Community Expert

@D Fosse Reported as spam, along with several others.

Jane

D Fosse

Community Expert

Do we really need these ChatGPT posts? Should we report them, so they can be removed?

CShubert

Community Manager

Thank you everyone, a bug has been created.

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stacyl

Participant

Getting the exact same issue as OP with my Mac Apple M1 Pro. No special settings, just edit in photoshop from lightroom and then followed this tutorial here: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/how-to/content-aware-hide-objects.html
Getting the same error message once I click custom.

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ilyanazarenko

Participant

I am having a problem with using Content-Aware Fill - Custom option. When I select that option I get an error:

"Could not fill because there are not enough remaining pixels to fill the hole. The change cannot be applied".

Has anybody seen the same problem? Is it a bug?

Thanks in advance.

D Fosse

Community Expert

You're most likely on the wrong layer.

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ilyanazarenko

Participant

Not really. I even tried it on a flattened image. By the way, after restarting my MAC it seems went away, but on my PC it is still giving me this error. In some instances it can be helped by making the selection sugnificantly larger then needed before invoking the Custom option, but not always. There is definitley something is going on.

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BruinrogueAuthor

Inspiring

Oddly enough, the problem corrected itself. I don't know what I did but now I don't get the message. Hoping it stays that way but if it doesn't, I'll be sure to screenshot it. Very odd.

CShubert

Community Manager

Hi @Bruinrogue could you share a screenshot of your workspace and settings, it would help us to see what you are seeing. We get the error on our Macs and Win11 machines, so any other info you can share will help us figure this out with you.

Thank you,

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