I just recently updated to Adobe Photoshop CC 2019, and my healing brush tools and clone stamp tool lags when I use it. I had no prior issues with CC 2018. What gives?
Please update to 20.0.2 and let us know if you're still seeing the lag/spinning cursor while/after brushing. This issue should be fixed in 20.0.2. Thanks for reporting this issue!
The issue where there's a lag with Rulers showing is a separate issue that is still being worked on.
Yes - I would say that it is Mojave. Cos I have updated to Mojave and not CC19 and did get the odd brush activity. After I switched off rulers it went away though.
Yes, it's already been determined that the issue is with Mojave. Although the 10.14.1 update was just released, and the issues appear to be mostly solved. I don't notice much lag at all, even with the rulers enabled.
Alexander you tempting me.. have been closing daily the 'Do yo want to update now?" window for quite while already... but I guess might stick to my rule "always wait for .02" :):)
It's up to you. I had no choice. I was still on 10.11 when the CC2019 update came out, so it forced me to update before I could install it. If 10.13 is working for you, there's no reason to rush. While 10.14.1 seems to be working much better, I've only had it since yesterday, so I can't tell you with certainty that there won't be issues. I still have to play with it a lot more. But, so far it is much better since the update.
Hi Jeffrey - my liquify issue seem to be fixed now (thanks!) but I've tried all the workarounds for the brush tool and nothing seems to work for me. Ive also updated to the latest PS CC this evening. Is there anything else I can try? It's driving me a little nuts.
I actually just did the Mojave update....unfortunately the spinning cursor problem still exists on PS 2019. I'm using 2018 at the moment which is working decently. I hope they resolve this soon. Can't remember such a big bug in a photoshop release. They're usually pretty good.
yeah it's pretty unreal tbh. i've had to almost completely stop painting in photoshop. i know there's probably a million issues but this is so fundamental and so "forward" from a ux standpoint, i mean it's right in front of my face every time i try to draw anything expressive
also, this is a subscription based product. what have i been paying for the last month? i can't use the app lol
What I've noticed on 10.14.1 is that the spinning cursor still shows up, but the response of the brush is much faster than before the update. It went from almost unusable to at least usable. But it's definitely still buggy. Of course, I didn't just update the OS, there was also a driver update for my Wacom tablet. So maybe that helped, too. Still has issues, but, I'm dealing with it because that new content aware fill has already helped me a lot!
Yes. The Wacom update definitely helped. It is a bit faster at first, but if you keep using it, you'll notice it slow again. Adobe seems to blame Apple, but Mojave was out weeks before PS 2019...you figured they would have noticed the problem
it's really a bummer. the busy animation is driving me nuts but i'm unimpressed with the cursor latency overall as well, although the mojave beta update has perhaps improved the situation marginally. but i mean, cursor input is the single most fundamental thing this program has to do correctly other than render an accurate preview.
I've just updated to Mojave 10.14.1 and the bug (busy cursor when painting) is not fixed when using Photoshop2019. However, it still goes away (or at least improves) with rulers hidden. Have not had any of the problems using Photoshop on my Windows 10 machine; only on my Mac using my Wacom Cintiq Pro. Not sure where the problem is. My guess would be in Mojave.
anyone here having problems with gradients too? I am having a lot of banding when using gradients on mask.... getting quite visible lines have to say, on both circular and linear gradient
I suspect the challenge from Adobe's perspective is that not only do they have a hellishly complex program, but they also have to try to get it working on a practically infinite number of computer combinations of OS - hardware - tablet drivers - display drivers - anti-virus products - and more; as such it's just not possible to QA test every feature against every system combination.
Frustrating? ... absolutely. But still not one that they can do much about until some unlucky sod gets inflicted by it and Adobe subsequently get enough info to take a closer look at it. And I wouldn't be at all surprised if the problem often turns out to be some other company dropping the ball (I'm running the same code as you -- but don't have this problem; I do however have to edit the registry every single time there's a major release to reassociate image files with the correct version of Photoshop which - by all accounts - is actually a Microsoft issue). It is what it is.
What you said is true, but for the Windows world. The advantage of OSX is (should be..) that is more homogeneous. You don't need to test the software on thousands of combination. 4 generations of Macbook, 4 of Macbook Pro, 4 of iMac and 4 of Mac pro would be enough.. This release is just awful.