Hello I have a question. I'm trying to change a little the shape of the hat.
Now the problem is that when I select the hat - layer, and I go to Filter .-> Liquify,
the new windows opened show just the hat, I can't see the image of the dog.
So, I have to liquify the hat 'randomly'without actually see the shape I want to give because I can't see also the head of the dog.
So what I should do? I wish to see both dog and hat (even if are in 2 separated layers).
There's a way to liquify the hat by watching actually how it looks over the dog head? (his name is "Argo" ) 😄
Thank you in advance for the help!
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I think you can use the Liquify Filter on only one layer at a time. My suggestion is that you edit the rest of the image and flatten it before using the Liquify Filter. Or, you could just merge 2 or more of the layers that you want to see, and work on the merged layer.
Thank you, I see, thanks for let me know, I think it could be useful if one day Photoshop updates will have the possibility to liquify and see two layers together . Maybe I could even duplicated the 2 layers, so one is merged and I will adjust the hat over the layer of the dog, then, return to the photoshop and mask the merged layer and work again as if I have 2 separated layers... in this way I can have the hat separated again from the dog (as I need to make 2 images, one with hat and one witho
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I think you can use the Liquify Filter on only one layer at a time. My suggestion is that you edit the rest of the image and flatten it before using the Liquify Filter. Or, you could just merge 2 or more of the layers that you want to see, and work on the merged layer.
Oh, ok, I see, thanks again for always helping us on the community!
almost ready, thank you again!
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