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Perspective Warp Option greyed out

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January 16, 2014
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I'm eager to try out the new perspective warp feature of the latest Photoshop update but the point is greyed out in the menue and I can't figure out how to activate it ("use graphic processor" is turned on in the preferences). I have tried it with a merged image file, with a seperate layer active, with a selection active - no luck.

Does anyone else have this problem?

解決に役立った回答 rdllngr

In the Edit menu (Alt + E) > Puppet Warp or Perspective Warp.

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Vika5C73

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STILL DOES NOT WORKING!! HELP PLEASE

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Lorraine Mc

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Tried every single one of these suggesions and none worked. This is an expensive suite of products. This should work.

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JohnnyEager

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It's an absolute f_ucking joke that we pay so much for this garbage suite.

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rdllngr

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Sometimes it happens to me. The solution that works for me in Photoshop CC 2020 is extremely simple and stupid: you need to TURN OFF the Extras in the View menu > Extras (Ctrl + H). After that, enable Puppet / Perspective Warp and TURN ON the Extras again to see the handles or mesh. I have no idea what makes this happen, but I believe it is a bug.

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Jeremiah_MPB

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Where did you enable Puppet and Perspective Warp before turning extras back on?

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rdllngr解決！

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In the Edit menu (Alt + E) > Puppet Warp or Perspective Warp.

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Anonymous

This worked a treat for me, thanks.

Photospark

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doclico

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If you have any layers LINKED, the WARP option will be grayed out. It took me a long time to figure this out, b/c you can transform layers all the other ways if linked. Hope this helps someone!

RayStaar

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Yesterday, perspective warp was functioning. Today it isn't. I've tried every suggestion on this thread but nothing has worked. I'm running PS CC 2015 on a new Dell Inspiron. The OS is Windows 8.1. I've allocated 60% of vram to PS, the Graphics Processor box is checked and my graphics card is Intel HD Graphics 4400. Still nothing. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks.

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rachelsing

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Someone just gave me another solution that worked. Turn the layer into a smart object. (I tried that and it didn't work.) Then turn the smart object into a smart object. That worked for me.

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susief18086447

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None of the other solutions worked for me even with more than enough VRAM and settings checked, 8 bit image... but doing the smart object twice WORKED!!! Thank you!!! This is has to be a bug in Photoshop.

encarta

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I was only just using it yesterday for the same image types using the exact same laptop, etc. and now today it's greyed out.
In relation to other peoples posts about the graphic processing, I'm wondering if it's because yesterday I had my laptop plugged into mains, and right now it's not (my settings change CPU usage, etc. when running only off battery).
I just tried plugging it back in, but to no avail; restarting PS while plugged in - ditto; then looked back in my preferences and found some of the graphics settings switched off - maybe it turns them off automatically when starting PS whilst unplugged?
Switched them back on, restarted PS and everything's fine again.