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Any instruction to copy/duplicate current selection ignores current selection, even when the selection is in its own layer.
I am not asking Generative Fill for an "array", "grid", "table" or anything else that would require rows or columns. GF does recognize:
Sure, I have written a PS Action to approximate this request. However, I would hope that GF can save you and me the labor, in addition to assisting those who are not comfortable with Actions or Scripts. It already can randomize sizes and locations of generated
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That's not how Generative Fill works, plus your request is ambiguous.
Do you want to create an array out of the selected pixels?
If so, how many rows and columns? Although the aspect ratio of the selection and document will likely answer that.
There are some skilled script writers on the Photoshop forums who I suspect could automate the process. Would that be of interest to you?
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I am not asking Generative Fill for an "array", "grid", "table" or anything else that would require rows or columns. GF does recognize:
Sure, I have written a PS Action to approximate this request. However, I would hope that GF can save you and me the labor, in addition to assisting those who are not comfortable with Actions or Scripts. It already can randomize sizes and locations of generated objects when it populates an adjacent empty area.
In a way, GF does "work" in my example — it populated the pitch, albeit with a field of tennis balls from Mars. (Where did those come from?!)