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Does anyone know what happened to The Horizontal (H) and Vertical (V) Skew fields in the Options Bar, and how to get them back, on Photoshop cc 2019?
Anyway, I revert to the legacy transform behavior by creating"PSUserConfig.txt" file in the Photoshop settings folder with the following line.
TransformProportionalScale 0
This can be the reason for that issue? have any idea? Please help me.
Thanks
Have a relook. The options bar (with skew missing) in your first image shows the options bar for transforming a smart object. You can still Skew but the boxes are not in the options bar. I just checked and CC2018 was the same.
The skew boxes do appear appear though, in both versions, when transforming pixels, paths and shapes.
Dave
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Hi
They're showing up for me CC2019 and I have reverted to the legacy transform
Have you tried resetting Photoshop preferences
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Yeah. It works. After Reset Preferences On Quit, it came back.
Many thanks for your help Ged Traynor
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Have a relook. The options bar (with skew missing) in your first image shows the options bar for transforming a smart object. You can still Skew but the boxes are not in the options bar. I just checked and CC2018 was the same.
The skew boxes do appear appear though, in both versions, when transforming pixels, paths and shapes.
Dave
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Perhaps it has to do with what you are transforming....
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Ohh. But why it's not supported for Smart objects?
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namals61140102 wrote
Ohh. But why it's not supported for Smart objects?
You can skew SO's, using Edit >Transform >Skew, just not from the options bar.
As to why the option bar is different, no-one here can answer that one as we do not work for Adobe. You could put in a feature request here:
Photoshop Family Customer Community
Dave
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If you rastersize the image it works!!!!
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@Kashish26385502mkxh wrote:
If you rastersize the image it works!!!!
This is not a best practice and should not be heeded.
Jane