Hi, I haven't been reporting this bug before because I haven't been updating regularly (I was on Photoshop 24.0 for a while) but now i'm on Photoshop 24.6 and I can say that this bug still remains : if you rotate the canvas (R on the keyboard) and you start to draw, there's no problem BUT if (still in the rotated canvas) you cancel the last stroke (Ctrl+Z) and start drawing again (still on the rotated canvas), you can experience a bug where the stroke doesn't appear immediatly. There's like a buffering, like there is a huge lag between you drawing a stroke and the stroke appearing on the canvas. Not sure why. I'm curious if others had the same experience.
@Jqqerry Ok so i'm not sure if it's really helpful because I haven't recorded the series of events that led to this but here is the brush lagging like hell when on a rotated canvas :
Actually I'm not quite sure what series of events leads to this - I think you have to create a new layer then rotate then put a ctrl+z... You can see at the end that the brush strokes don't even register. And I'll add that when I hit Escape after that (not shown on the video), the canvas went back to its non-rotated form and all those strokes appeared at once, as if they were stored, waiting to be displayed.
I tried to reproduce it for about a minute, but it doesn't seem to be reproducing. I tried to activate it because I thought it might be a problem with Shape Dynamic, but I don't think it's... I don't think you'd make that mistake because you know Photoshop as well as I do, but what's your smoothing rate? It's not a smoothing error, is it?
@JqqerryI try to make it happen and it seems difficult, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, it's not automatic. Here's a series of events that resulted in the bug but I did it again afterwards and haven't managed to reproduce the bug : >create new layer
>rotate canvas
>draw on the new layer several strokes so you have 10+ new history states
>in the history menu, go back on the "new layer" state
>now you should register a big lag when trying to draw again
Maybe it happens after you work on your drawing for a while... It seems to have something to do with the cache ? Maybe the fact to draw with a quite 100%+ zoom is a factor.
@JqqerryThe problem is not due to smoothing... Again it's a bug that happens only when the canvas is rotated, I don't have this lag otherwise. But it's not like you rotate the canvas and all of a sudden you dan't draw, it seems to be after a while... Maybe my cache settings are a bit peculiar, I've cache levels:8 and cache tile size:1024. I appreciate your effort but I recognize it's tricky, I don't manage to understand what's the cause, it doesn't happen automatically. Maybe you'll see it someday 🙂
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