Question, every time I generate something, for whatever reason it makes my disc space smaller, when I hit generate it creates files that are huge in size (upwards of a few gigabytes) supposedly these are from generating the actual images however, I have no idea where to these access these images nor where they are stored, any help?
I think your talking about the scratch disk, after you close Photoshop the disk storage should come back to normal. I bought a 500GB NVMe drive to my pc only for Adobe cache and scratch disk and redirected all the cache on NVMe drive. If you don't have enough storage you also can resize the image to a smaller format or relaunch Photoshop to clear scratch disk.
@@PANTERvision Ah alright, I figured that out accidentally after tampering a bit more with the AI and checking literally every adobe folder I could, surprised I didn't know Adobe cache worked like that after using the creative cloud suite for over 5 years at this point haha. Thanks for clearing it up chief.
This has huge potential for creating your own mock-ups with your designs.
Yes it's getting better and better
Impressive! I love it!
Thank you!
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Question, every time I generate something, for whatever reason it makes my disc space smaller, when I hit generate it creates files that are huge in size (upwards of a few gigabytes) supposedly these are from generating the actual images however, I have no idea where to these access these images nor where they are stored, any help?
I think your talking about the scratch disk, after you close Photoshop the disk storage should come back to normal. I bought a 500GB NVMe drive to my pc only for Adobe cache and scratch disk and redirected all the cache on NVMe drive. If you don't have enough storage you also can resize the image to a smaller format or relaunch Photoshop to clear scratch disk.
@@PANTERvision Ah alright, I figured that out accidentally after tampering a bit more with the AI and checking literally every adobe folder I could, surprised I didn't know Adobe cache worked like that after using the creative cloud suite for over 5 years at this point haha. Thanks for clearing it up chief.
@@agent8359 Your welcome!
How can you try this beta as someone who's already got a creative cloud acount and has already paid for photoshop before this?
If you paid for Ps, you can go to Creative cloud desktop and you can find it down in the "Categories" section, it's written "Beta apps"
at my photoshop button generative fill is unavaible
You have to update it