hansonian said:
There could be several reasons why you are unable to use textures in Photoshop. The most common reason is that your graphics card may not meet the minimum requirements for running Photoshop. Another reason could be that the texture file you are trying to use is corrupt or not compatible with Photoshop.
To fix this issue, you can try updating your graphics card drivers and making sure that your computer meets the minimum requirements for running Photoshop. Additionally, try using a different texture file or downloading the latest version of Photoshop to ensure compatibility.
Yes, you can use textures from other programs in Photoshop. However, you may need to save the texture file in a format that is compatible with Photoshop, such as JPG or PNG. You may also need to adjust the texture's resolution and size to fit your project in Photoshop.
If your textures are not showing up in the final image in Photoshop, it could be because the layers containing the textures are hidden or have a low opacity. Make sure to check the visibility and opacity of the texture layers to ensure they are visible in the final image.
To make your textures look more realistic in Photoshop, you can try adjusting the blending modes and opacity of the texture layer. You can also use various tools such as the brush tool and layer masks to blend the texture seamlessly with the rest of the image. Additionally, adding lighting and shading effects can also make the texture look more realistic.