Photoshop transform

[bazzah]

QUOTE (ctaulbee @ Feb 18 2020, 08:53 PM) About the only other thing you could try would be updating your video driver but that may already be the latest version, in which case you might be stuck with it.

Thanks. I tried that too. I also tried installing the Nvidia studio driver, as I had the gaming driver installed.

I guess I will just have to put up with it

Thank you all anyway!

[sauron]

QUOTE (Bazzah @ Feb 18 2020, 08:49 PM) No, as everything else works fine and I read a lot of stories about later versions having different issues. I would rather live with the issue I have, rather than having other problems.

I think all versions of Adobe apps have their issues but I’ve not had any problems with the latest version on Windows or Mac.

[Bunny Dojo]

Does this happen to all smart objects, or just certain ones?

Are the smart objects affected particularly large/complicated? If there are a lot of folders/clipping masks/adjustment layers/smart filters/etc., maybe there's a certain limit to how much can be handled? I remember having a similar problem and think it ended up being an issue with a smart filter applied to a smart object which then included a smart filter being applied to a smart object (I lead an exciting life ).

The only other quick possibility that comes to mind is, Are the smart objects the same color mode / depth as your canvas?

[bazzah]

They are good questions Tim, that I will have to experiment with. Thank you. I do often have smart filters applied within the smart objects.

[bazzah]

It looks like you have found my problem Tim It seems to be larger smart objects that have a smart filter applied. For example I just dragged a 1500x2122 (284kb) image to Photoshop, which created it's own smart object. I then added a level adjustment and now it disappears when resizing. Delete the smart filter and it works fine. If I do the same with a small image (150x150 48kb) I can resize with no problems.