When you drag forward this tool, it moves the pixels in the direction you drag.

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These shadows occur when there are two or more light sources.

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Wherever you paint with this tool, the image is reverted to its state when you opened the liquify window.

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This tool pulls pixels towards the center of the brush in a concave movement

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These shadows occur at the point where an object makes contact with another object

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This tool is the opposite of the pucker tool; it moves pixels outward from the center in a convex movement.

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This tool functions like the twirl filter; it rotates pixels from the center of the brush to create a whirlpool effect.

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This tool protects any area that you paint from being modified by any of the liquify tools.

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Removes the protection from areas painted by the Freeze Mask tool.

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This setting determines the elasticity of the mesh

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This tool has been programmed to recognize universal facial features.

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This setting causes the mesh to move with less ease.

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This setting moves the mesh fluidly and dramatically distorts the artwork.

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This setting determines the spacing of mesh points.

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This setting expands or contracts the outer edge of the mesh.

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