P: Mirror Paint/Symmetric/Seamless Tile Paint Function

Hello,
This feature is existing now, but it don't works when you paint on a texture layer from the "3D workspace".

is it a bug or "by Design" ?

Automatically creating a seamless pattern is not
that hard, right? You don’t need a neural network for that. You only need to
conduct a couple of transformations while accounting for edges. Many people
will be happy to have this function! (video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pleQosNhGY&t=1494s)

Could we get a way to make seamless patterns editable in realtime? The symmetry option available is already very close to what I'm looking for, but I don't want only symmetry, I want a way to see how my design will *tile* as I'm drawing out the pattern on the fly.

Can you add wrap around mode in Photoshop? I mean when you draw to one side and continue from opposite side. Something like this.

It would be useful in making textures.

Please add this simple mode that is crucial for stylized art and texture artist. It's similar to "New Tiled Painting from Layer" but not working in 3D mode. Also adding a funciton like "Texture Repetition" (infinite filled workspace with tilled texture) from Substance Designer would be helpful. 

The mirrored painting option that came out this past year was
appreciated but a little lacking since it's just shy of giving people
the option to paint tiled patterns. I've found people requesting this
feature for the past 10 years. It would be extremely useful for game
designers, textile artists, graphic designers, you name it.

There
should be an option (probably just an addition to the existing mirrored
painting feature, where if the brush passes through one side of the
canvas, it emerges from the opposite side, thus creating an instantly
tiled image that can be modified in real time.

The only current
workaround is to keep using the offset tool which is especially
un-helpful for images that need to lock into one another.

Several
free painting applications have this feature and it's been around for
at least 5 or 6 years now in Corel Painter. Just don't see why Photoshop
can't get around to this, especially since they went through the
trouble of adding the mirrored painting feature.

This feature would be so beneficial with the nitty-gritty and seams in game art.

Need this! You'll see a massive increase in game artists coming back to photoshop exclusively to use this!

When Photoshop asks me to rate and out suggestions I out that every time.