How to change image interpolation setting default from "bicubic" to "nearest neighbor" in Transform.

 

Any solutions?

By @cristifagan

See my post directly before your post, I don't believe that anything has changed since then. 

I',]m guessing most newspaper comic strip creators have been using PS for many years and have set up their prefs as instructed by the newspaper syndicate.... but they only use Photohop to color comic strips, so any new wrinkle is a problem. In previous versions , if interplaotion was set to nearest neighbor that's where it stayed.  What's happening now is, regardless of whether the creator only ever uses nearest neighbor , when the program is opened it defaults to bicubic. Muscle memory means that most of us, after decades of doing the same thing every day, keep forgetting that the prefs no longer work and the setting has to be changed manually. I think the ptroblem with the suggested Actions solution is that a lot of us have no idea how to set that up and even if we did, we will still forget that we have to manully change a setting ot add a step before we can resume work. I realize that says more about how limited our PS skills are but it is incredibly frustrating that there is no longer a simple setting that works.

I think this is wat he's saying. I was also looking for an answer to this. When using the transform tool the first time when PS is booted, it's always in Bicubib, can this be changed in the prefs, to another, like neares Neigbour for inscance?