P: Transform redraw issue with scrubby zoom

[Earth Oliver]

Photoshop 21.1.1 - Transforming a layer and scrubby-zooming in before applying results in the seeing the pre-transformed layer. 
Steps to repro:
- activate a layer transform using cmd/ctrl-5
- scale the layer up or down
- with transform still active, zoom in using scrubby zoom

results: The layer render jumps back to the pre-transformed view and doesn't redraw until scrubby is released.



This is with Win10 + Nvidia.

[J453]

Thanks Earth. Asked engineering to take a look.

[Earth Oliver]

Cheers, Jeff. It's PS-44776.
btw, i'm seeing a possible issue with the updater installing 21.1.0 instead of 21.1.1...? 

[J453]

Thanks - I found it. Check Help > System Info... It should give the correct version. I think there's an issue with CCD displaying the wrong number on Win.

[Earth Oliver]

Got it now... for some reason, i had to log out/in in order for CC to offer the update.

[J453]

Fixed 21.2.3 or later.

[Earth Oliver]

@J453 This is still bugged and has been for at least 5 years.

Repro:

- select layer and cmd-t

- transform in some way (don't commit)

- cmd-spc to activate scrubby

- zoom in

result: layer totally disappears until mouse release, then after release the image will first render the pre-transformed state before redrawing the transform. If you then add another transform (without committing the first) Ps will often redraw both transforms before rendering the intended transform. 

Screencap:

https://www.loom.com/share/70f2be5fc66f4b83ac171b8be7de63ea

[J453]

Thanks for the video. Looks like this might have been closed erroneously on the engineering side. I've reopened the issue.

[Earth Oliver]

Thank you, @J453 I've been trying to get this fixed for years now, as well as the jumping crop scrubby issue that's been around for just as long.

[Mark.Dahm]

We're investigating. The GPU draw commands come intermittently from our controls (like transform and crop), so it looks like it could be a problem up the stack from the GPU into the tool code. Looking into it.