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Creating a Liquify Mesh

You may have noticed the Load Mesh and Save Mesh buttons, located at the top of the Liquify dialog box. A

mesh is a predefined Liquify operation. When you activate the mesh option, a mesh or grid is placed over the image, and then as you use the Liquify tools, the mesh distorts and bends. After applying a lot of work to a particular image, it's quite possible you might want to use that exact Liquify on another image. That's where the Load and Save Mesh options come into play. With a click of a button you can create a mesh and use it over and over again.

Create a Liquify Mesh

Open a document.

Select the

Layers palette, and then select the layer you want to liquify.

Click the

Filters menu, and then click

Liquify .

Select the

Show Mesh check box.

Use the Liquify tools to adjust the image.

Click

Save Mesh .

Enter a descriptive name, such as Fire, or Crashing Waves, for the mesh.

Click

Save .

Click

OK .

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