Photoshop History Palette ?

[BayBoss420]

My history on photoshop is set to only save like the last 20 changes, I kno i've changed it to save like the last 100 changes before but I can't find that option anymore. It's not in the history pallete options and I can't find it in the photoshop prefrences..anyone know where it is? Thanks

 

[HARDCORE DESIGN]

EDIT > PREFERENCES > GENERAL > then in the "history states" box you change the number , then OK..

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[TAKIN NO SHORTZ]

thx

 

[BayBoss420]

^lol? thanks Hardcore

 

[azryda420]

coo shit. I did not know this. good tool to change too.

props for posting and sharing.

 

[tosin]

why would you need to go back that far?

 

[Likwid]

That's like starting over sometimes lol.

 

[RISKY CES]

yea u dont need it that far back cuz it slows down photoshops performance cuz each step u save in history takes up memory

 

[CcytzO_Loc]

if im doin somethin questionable that i might not wanna keep....i use the snapshot button on the history pallette to make a new file to work on and save the OG....that way if it dont turn out the way i want i can jus go bacc to the last saved OG and not worry about fuccin it all up.......

 

[E.MAN]

^^ Yup Yup ^^
Use the snapshot button, it'll save memory, and it's just easier that way.

 

[BayBoss420]

I like my history to save hella far back when i'm erasing something little clicks at a time, Im not about to take a snapshot everytime i make some tiny erase or change. It doesn't slow my shit down at all..i got enough memory

 

[CcytzO_Loc]

You dont have to snapshot after every erase...i meant you could use a snapshot to do all those erasing and changes and then if you end up not liking what you did you still have the original file you can revert to at the last place you liked your work.....i guess its not that easy to explain....all i know is it resulted in better workflow for me personally....and the times i didn't do it i regretted it......

 

[TAKIN NO SHORTZ]

^lol? thanks Hardcore

thx both of yall, this can be useful.

 

[BayBoss420]

You dont have to snapshot after every erase...i meant you could use a snapshot to do all those erasing and changes and then if you end up not liking what you did you still have the original file you can revert to at the last place you liked your work.....i guess its not that easy to explain....all i know is it resulted in better workflow for me personally....and the times i didn't do it i regretted it......

that would work in some situations..but I want to beable to go back erase mark by erase mark or little change by little change, snapshot wouldn't work for that...