Liquify error - the operation could not be completed

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November 15, 2022
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Hello everyone.

I have a small probelm with my Photoshop 2020 edition. When I want to use the Liquify filter, I get an error.

If I try to disable the graphic processor from preferences, it works, but I need it in Liquify. Can you guys tell me the solve of the problem?

Thank you.

Windows

Correct answer J453

My guess is your graphics card does not meet the system requirements to run Liquify in GPU mode. Try holding down the alt/opt key when selecting Filter > Liquify...

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SIddharth32823868wuak

Participant

It requires hardware acceleration. If your pc has it, just make sure your battery isnt on saver mode and plug a charger.

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Michael27174150ugv7

Participant

Thanks! That did the trick for me

BorjaFraileFotos

Participant

Acabo de actualizar a Photoshop2023 y cuando he tenido que utilizar el filtro licuar, me aparece una ventana que me indica que no se puede realizar la operación. Esta ventana se vuelve a abrir constantemente y solo queda la opción de finalizar la tarea, con el administrador de tareas de windows.

¿alguna idea de qué está funcionando mal?

Gracias

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J453Correct answer

Legend

My guess is your graphics card does not meet the system requirements to run Liquify in GPU mode. Try holding down the alt/opt key when selecting Filter > Liquify...

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cbalint16Author

Participant

Hi Jeffrey,

When I saw that I can't switch the graphic processor from Edit - Preferences - Performance in Photoshop (because the default graphic card was the integrated one), I just reinstalled the program and it changed automatically to my dedicated graphic card and now it works.

Thank you anyway!

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