Trouble with “Rotate Object”: The object becomes a cubist abstraction as soon as it starts rendering. Upon accepting generation, it becomes a more solid cubist abstraction. Color is similar to the original object, but the object is unrecognizable.

Trouble with “Rotate Object”: The object becomes a cubist abstraction as soon as it starts rendering. Upon accepting the generation, it simply becomes a more solid cubist abstraction. Color is similar to the original object, but the object is unrecognizable. (Attached image is/was a coffee cup.)

I have updated to the latest beta version of Photoshop (v 27.8). Then I restarted.

I ran the Windows Update for the machine: Everything is current. Then I restarted.

I have cleared my Photoshop preferences and restarted.

I have tried this with several objects (people, a stapler, a coffee cup). Similar results.

I remove the background of the object’s layer before hitting the “Rotate Object” button.

I save the layer as a smart object.

I select the layer before hitting the “Rotate Object” button.

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Windows 11 Pro, Version 25H2

Graphics Card: 128 MB Intel® Graphics 

Installed RAM: 32.0 GB

Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) Ultra 7 155U (1.70 GHz)

System Type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor