PS CC 2019 - Nearest Neighbor not working properly

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
November 13, 2018
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Hi,

Please! Can some one save me and explain what a hell adobe is trying to do, breaking stuff that worked as long as PS 4.0, back in the 90´s?

This is supossed to be a simple edit:

1 - Crtl + K

2 - Select "Nearest Neighbor"

3 - Select area

4 - Crtl + T

5 - Done

Now, I get this awlfull result:

Oh god... I need to do my work...

Make that thing work again!!!

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defaultwsd6cmqo1eag

Participant

I just had the same thing happen with resizing some pixel art in PS 22.0.1. I had everything selected properly (I've been a PS user for over 20 years and I've never seen this happen!) but it kept blurring the results when I resized the image using any of the methods (free transform, image size, etc.). I finally went into image size, and cycled through the "Resample" options (it was on nearest neighbor and the preview was actually correct- just not the result when clicking OK). After cycling through them all in the preview, I put it back on nearest neighbor and clicked OK and.. it worked. Weird.

Chuck Uebele

Community Expert

Tried it with CS6, and it was doing it then. Might be something that it has done for a long long time.

Chuck Uebele

Community Expert

Opps, just got it to do what was going on with you.

Chuck Uebele

Community Expert

Just tried this, and I didn't have an issue. what was your document size,and do you know what the opacity was before the layer was rasterized?

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rodrigol71777783Author

Participating Frequently

Found a solution:

Don´t know why, but with this particular file I have to use a very old trick. Select just 1 pixel and then scale it.

Thank you.

Chuck Uebele

Community Expert

Interesting. Is that layer's opacity low, or is it rasterized like that? Do you get the same result with a layer at full opacity, transforming, then lowering the opacity?