P: Perspective Warp upside down [2023]

Transform Warp works normally when I make layer mask next to (pixel layer).

So, this is Ps (version 24.1.1) problem not GPU problem.

@Abarthphile595 

Great news! However, please share what version you are on or if you switched to latest version from previous version, or if you made any changes to your installed version (preferences, GPU, etc). Thanks!

Yes, one way to be sure is to go to help>System info, the full version number is given there on the first line.

Thank you for the update @Abarthphile595 and kind words...

Curious if you are still on 24.0.1 or if you updated to 24.1.1? Would love to know if the update solved this for you or if some other change you make to your system did.

Thank you,

Cory

Hi, thank you for the report!

Can you check if your GPU driver was auto-updated?

Update:

My Perspective Wrap tool has resumed normality. In other words, selected images aren't flipping. I have no idea how it happened.

But I do want to say Thank you to all these who posted here with their comments and suggestions.

This is what makes the Adobe Community great, and a valuable asset.

Hi again, I'm afraid to not have expressed myself properly, they might not list every reported bug in there, that link lists the non critical bugs that are discovered at the last minute before release time. I can tell you that the teams work relentlessly to fix bugs and issues, but might need to be able to replicate it before they can find its cause.

in the meantime, did you try to Install a previous version from the Creative Cloud application: https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/using/install-previous-version.html

Workaround - Transform Warp works when I select the mask of a layer.

e.g Creating a Blank Mask, Selecting that Mask, Warping (the pixel layer is visibly warping without flipping upside down)
commit the warp & the pixel layer retains the warp adjustments.

@CShubert 

Yes. I tried that too.

@PECourtejoie  Thanks. The perspective warp upside down problem is not listed. So I presume Adobe doesn't consider this a Bug. Is that a correct assumption?