Random shape sometimes does a better job, especially with the organic and irregular textures such as grass, ground, pebbles. Regular shape looks like a cross and it is generally doing a good job when removing the seams but sometimes it can leave a noticeable cross after the patch has been applied so there is a new option available. Patch Size: (1 - 50%) is a relative value to the image size and represents how big the patch will be to remove the seams.

The value of 100 is good for most of the images. HighPass: (50, 100, 150) equalizes the image lighting. Merge Group: gives the option to merge the group after the tiling is complete (available only in Grid tiling method). Texture Variation: can be achieved by randomizing hue, saturation and lightness of the selected layers or when using a Grid tiling method. Grid tiling method can tile multiple selected layers and has 9 built-in pattern grids to pick from.

Tiler produces better overall quality and Pattern Fill is a faster in some situations. Tiler and Pattern Fill are used for tiling a single texture across the document. Tiling Method: Tiler, Pattern Fill and Grid. Does not reduce Photoshop's performance over time as ”Patterns” do (see this link for more info: ). Remove visible patterns that sometimes occur when tiling seamless textures. Create seamless textures from almost any image (flatten uneven lighting, remove seams). Better quality for scaled textures compared to Photoshop's default Pattern Fill. Create brick walls, wooden floors, ceramic tiles, pavement, etc. Tile texture fast and easy across entire document or just within a selection. Tiler is a Photoshop extension for tiling textures and creating seamless textures.

Adobe cc patcher 19.0