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Is there a liquify tool or similar?
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There's a tool in Photoshop at the tab Filer -> Liquefy that moves the image or works similarly like a smudge tool except that a just moves the image and not mix color. Is there a tool or a ready made brush available that works like liquefy?
Published date : 6 years ago
Updated date : 6 years ago
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6 years agoUnorthodoxThing, my friend...
I think that a tool that can be similar to that is the mesh transformation tool.
Go to edit>transform>mesh transformation. In the sub tool option you can set how you want to divide the orizzontal line and the vertical line (you will see what I mean when you will try it) ^ ^
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