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Mario Arizmendi
Mario Arizmendi
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October 17, 2018
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Photoshop CC 2019, transform handles not showing [2019]

  • October 17, 2018
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Normaly in photoshop, when hit Comand+T the handles appear to do any transformations, however now in CC 2019 handles not appearing at all, only the reference point is visible, I saw preferences and dont see any to activate it.

 

Only when I activate View/Show layer edges  a blue line appears.. How can I fix this?

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I found if I go into Preferences, Performance, and click on "Advanced Settings" under the "Use Graphics Processor setting, then changed the drawing mode from Advanced to Basic, then the Transform controls would show. If I have it set to Normal or Advanced, it wouldn't show. Not sure if it's a good thing to go with Basic as opposed to Advanced or not.

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udc-uk
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November 7, 2018

Driving me crazy as well. I've had to disable 'Use Graphics Processor' to re-enable the disable of the transformation handles.

I've bought a brand new top of the line MacBook Pro with maxed out CPU, RAM and GPU and now I'm using Photoshop without graphics acceleration by the looks of it. I'm thinking of going back to Photoshop CC 2018. Hopefully this will be addressed in an urgent update.

I've already had to jump through hoops to disable the terrible 'hold shift' to disable proportional transformations which has changed after nearly 30 years of muscle memory and is the convention used in almost every other graphics application in existence.

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    Anonymous
    November 7, 2018

    Have you tried going to Preferences, General, "Reset Preferences on Quit"? After quitting Photoshop and relaunching, Transform controls appear as they should without having to mess around with the Graphics Processor settings. Of course you'll need to go through all your preferences settings and put them back the way you like them. I suggest making screen shots of all the different preference settings before doing so to make it easier to set it back up the way you want.

    Iwan Zeller
    Iwan Zeller
    Known Participant
    November 6, 2018

    this problem and many others drives me crazy! please Adobe fix this asap!

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      Anonymous
      October 17, 2018

      Actually just tried Preferences, General, "Reset Preferences on Quit". After quitting Photoshop and relaunching, Transform controls appear as they should without having to mess around with the Graphics Processor settings! Of course you'll need to go through all your preferences settings and put them back the way you like them. Suggest making screen shots of all the different preference settings before doing so to make it easier to set it back up the way you want.

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      Anonymous
      解決！
      October 17, 2018

      I found if I go into Preferences, Performance, and click on "Advanced Settings" under the "Use Graphics Processor setting, then changed the drawing mode from Advanced to Basic, then the Transform controls would show. If I have it set to Normal or Advanced, it wouldn't show. Not sure if it's a good thing to go with Basic as opposed to Advanced or not.

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        ty semaka
        Inspiring
        January 28, 2021

        This menu does not appear in the 2021 version of Illustrator.

        Sahil.Chawla
        Adobe Employee
        Sahil.Chawla
        Adobe Employee
        October 17, 2018

        Hi Mario,

        As transform controls are not appearing, could you please try deselecting "Use Graphics Processor" located in Photoshop's Preferences > Performance, then relaunch Photoshop and let us know if it helps?

        Regards,
        Sahil

          Mario Arizmendi
          Mario Arizmendi作成者
          Legend
          October 17, 2018

          Sahil

          I deactivated "Use Graphics Processor"  as you suggested and now it is working normal, thanks for that

          my question now is why this happened and what other functions will be affected now that I have deactivated this feauture?

            Sahil.Chawla
            Adobe Employee
            Sahil.Chawla
            Adobe Employee
            October 17, 2018

            I would recommend you to check for updates for the Graphics processor on manufacturer's website.

            You can check the list of features which use Graphics processor acceleration: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/photoshop-cc-gpu-card-faq.html

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            OMG Hospitality Group
            Participant
            October 17, 2018

            Same issue for me as well. Also tried the legacy compositing option and nada. Are you able to highlight text at all?

            Mario Arizmendi
            Mario Arizmendi作成者
            Legend
            October 17, 2018

            Uhhhh, Cant highlight text either,,, looks like we have a bug here.... Adobe team?

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              Anonymous
              October 17, 2018

              Hi

              Try this to see if it helps, go to Edit > Preferences > Performance and enable Legacy Compositing and restart Photoshop

                Mario Arizmendi
                Mario Arizmendi作成者
                Legend
                October 17, 2018

                I already did but no change, still not working

                I am on iMac  Mac Os Sierra 10.12.6

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                OMG Hospitality Group
                Participant
                October 17, 2018

                You know what just worked for me is deselecting the Use Graphics Processor. Under Performance in Preferences. Unsure of the cons to doing this but at least I can see transformation controls and highlight text. Hope that helps!

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