P: Ability to set Liquify brush size bigger than 1500px

[FeedbackCommunityMember]

Now a days when I work with 65mlnPx images from Hasselblad and PhaseOne - yours brush looks tiny.
As a poweruser and betatester I now how to change it manually inside the application code - but I wish that this feature should be for everyone.

[Jeffrey Tranberry]

We have the upper limit set arbitrarily to a value that is still performant. As we see improvements to hardware/graphics cards, we'll look at allowing bigger brush sizes while maintaining performance.

[FeedbackCommunityMember]

1500 pixels is already slow enough on all but the fastest workstations (and those too).

I think working on a smaller copy and saving the mesh to apply to the full-res master is still the best workaround, especially for the majority of users who ain't gonna mess with no application code. Probably faster than waiting for a 5000px brush to make its way across the mesh.

[Jeffrey Tranberry]

Yup. There are a number of ways to try and improve performance - proxies is one. We've got some other ideas we're working on, too.

[Jeffrey Tranberry]

Check out this sneak of new Liquify features:

[Jeffrey Tranberry]

You can now set the Liquify brush size to 15,000px in Photoshop CS6.