Liquify Tool Black pixels after MOJAVE OS

The same problem.

MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015)

Hi!

Here is some information that might be helpful in regards to Mojave and Photoshop:

Known issues - Running Photoshop CC on macOS 10.14 Mojave

Hope this helps!

Michelle

That is interesting. I'm running Mojave on a mid-2012 MBP that uses a 1536 MB Intel HD 4000 card and 16 GB laptop memory. I don't see this on CC 2018 19.1.6 playing with the same image you provided.

What might be worth trying is installing CC 2017 or even 2014 to see if it has the same problem.

Usually older versions stress the graphics less.

If you have an "energy saving" onboard Intel card on your system, you can see if switching to that helps.

YESSSSS!!!

So it's not just me. On Mac Pro (2013), 32GB Ram, 12 VRAM.

Changed all the GPU settings in Photoshop to no avail. Everything else seems to function properly.

Note they're little "dots" if you are working with full rez files. However if you're working with smaller JPG files they become little funky artifacts.

Very often, it takes an application some time to catch up with OS releases and vice versa. It's possible that Mojave has a bug with your video card (yes, that even happens with native Mac cards). It's possible that Photoshop needs a dot release to fix the issue on the Adobe end. Mojave is so new, we're going to see quite a few bugs between the OS and many of our apps, until things get smoothed out (it was released today, so the full volume of issues hasn't even arisen for most people yet). I strongly recommend following davescm​'s suggestion of posting to the Customer Community, and hopefully enough people will have a similar problem so Adobe gets right on it. Or, wait for the MacOS's .1 release, which often fixes issues like this that come up, as well.

Hi

I use Windows here so cannot test for you. However, if you have a repeatable bug it is worth raisng at the link below where it will be seen by Adobe staff (this forum is answered mainly by volunteer users). Please give details of your system and Photoshop version.

Photoshop Family Customer Community

Dave