P: Creating oil painting using generative fill

[charles37021301avkp]

This no longer works... to create an oil painting - It still works in the non-beta version

• Channels
• Then “+” add layer
• Edit>Fill>Brightness (B) 40% code 666666
• Reselect RGB
• Ctrl Click on the Gray layer
• Hit OK for the error message
• Generative fill “oil painting” or whatever

[default241k401zzckm]

Generative Fill is used for oil painting with reduced opacity. It works okay with Photoshop 25.9.1 but not at all with Photoshop Beta 25.10.0.

See the attachment.

[M38022018kvew]

Hi dear community, as been asked below, i allow myself to add that result that i am getting for already 3 days in a row. Always the same blue canvas, on 3 different computers... 

I hope this helps.

Please heal that awesome Beta back soon 

TY

[Micha Beißer]

Same problem here. If I make a selection in quickmask mode with a densitiy of 30% in the current stable version of Photoshop 2024 it work fine and produces the desired result. If I do the same in the current PhotoShop Beta version it produces only a blue glass like effect. Same blue result with every image I tried.

[Fors254947183urp]

Hi Cory! I sure hope you have given this top priority in Photoshop Beta as that is the version I work with and I use this Generative fill Oil Painting trick all the time so Please let me know when it is fixed in the BETA asap. Thanks, Robyn

[CShubert]

Hi all, the team has been working on this issue and we will let you know when a fix has been released.

Thanks,

Cory - Photoshop Product Manager

[Jules32202727e6vy]

Same issue

[Micha Beißer]

Changing the layer opacity to 30% is something different. A selection with an opacity of 30% should allow Generative Fill to "see" down to the layer below.

[alain27001526dlvf]

It will noth work. Creating painting using generative fill . this no longer works ..to create an painting from a photo. It still works in the non beta version .

[tinah16737248]

Hello, I am attempting to apply a generative fill to make a drawing look like a oil painting. I am following these instructions: https://www.behance.net/gallery/172451101/Turn-Photos-into-Painterly-Art-with-Generative-Fill

(I have been using PS for my job for many many years) 

Please see my screen shots to show what is happening. I am following the instructions on behance to a T.

Does anyone have any advice? I am frustrated.

Thank you

[Jeff Arola]

tinah16737248,

The release version Photoshop 2024 (ps ver 25.11) still works with those directions, it's just the Photoshop public Beta versions that don't.

[tinah16737248]

THank you for your reply.
I am a member of Creative Cloud, so my PS Beta version is 25.12.0

Do you know of a different video that might be able to help me with this?


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Tina 

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[christophert70081377]

I've tried to use past versions of Photoshop, and those don't work either. I'd recommend to anyone who uses this techinique, don't update the software. It breaks the effect completely. I am going to try to uninstall Photoshop completely, then download an older version to see if it works. Maybe it's a separate Ai engine that is updated independently? Please fix this, Adobe. This was one of the nicest additions, and too quickly taken away. 

[christophert70081377]

I had Photoshop version 25.11 installed (Windows) and installed each older version down to 25.7. Each version gave me the same error. Just a screen full of badly done watercolor flowers, not the watercolor effect on my original image as hoped. Really irritating. My version at work is newer (25.9) and still works. 

[shimmy049]

Latest updates seem tp allow this to work now. My old macros that I built
are working again!

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(shimmy)

[CShubert]

Thank you @shimmy049 for that update. Is anyone else still seeing this issue or has it been fixed for you?  Please let us know.

Thanks,

Cory - Photoshop Product Manager

[CShubert]

This issue has been fixed. If you see something similar please start a new thread with your issue as well as system info.

Thanks,

Cory - Photoshop Product Manager