Puppet Warp Not Working on 2020

[Dirthmitore]

Puppet Warp doesn't seem to be working on 2020.

I select Puppet Warp, and the layer becomes meshed, but I cannot apply pins.

For documents with Puppet Warp Smart Filters (made on 2019), I load the documents into 2020, try to edit the Puppet Warp, but the entire document turns white when I select it.

Is this already a known issue, or is someone trying to gaslight me?

Thanks!

[Bojan Živković]

Just to confirm, puppet warp does not work as it use to, pins are not visible when adding them, just tested on latest windows with latest Photoshop.

[Dirthmitore]

For what it's worth, this is happening for me on a Mac. Just gopt it about six or eight weeks ago, running Cataliona OS.

[Chuck Uebele · Accepted solution]

Catalina has so many issue with PS, I'm not surprised that that might be you issue. Hopefully Adobe will fix all the things Apple broke with that OS.

[richardm82699568]

May one be so bold as to enquire when this bug will be fixed please?

[Dirthmitore]

User trevorpsy said this, and it worked for me:

"I solved my own problem. Selecting “Use Graphics Process” under the Performance preferences panel enables Puppet Warp and the drag to zoom option."

[Guest]

Hi

Just tested with Photoshop 2020 on Windows 10 and pins are showing fine for me

Have you tried resetting your Photoshop preferences

[Bojan Živković]

Reseting preferences does not work at least for me.

[PECourtejoie]

Hello, Bojan, and resetting the transform tool?

Which graphic card/driver combo? Is it DirectX12 compatible?

[Bojan Živković]

If you mean use legacy free transform it does not help. Yes, card is DirectX12 compatible.

[PECourtejoie]

I see that the nVidia card is DirectX 12 compatible...

While the driver for the Intel card are very old.

Is there a way to bypass totally the Intel card, and only use the nVidia one?

[trevorpsy]

Hi and thanks for getting back to me.

Under the performance preferences I didn’t have Graphic Processor option checked. Taking care of this also enabled drag zooming.

Take care,

Trevor

[Bojan Živković]

There is a way and that worked, thank you. The trick is to change Preffered Graphic Processor to High Performance Nvidia from Nvidi control panel.

[sreekumar vm52000810]

Thank you. This worked for me.

[Chuck Uebele]

No problem here on Win 10 either. Also tried setting the in 2019 and opening in 2020. No problem there either. 

[trevorpsy]

Same problem with MacPro running Mojave.  I see the mesh, but no pins and the Puppet Work doesn't work.  It's works fine with the 2019 version.

[trevorpsy · Accepted solution]

I solved my own problem. Selecting “Use Graphics Process” under the Performance preferences panel enables Puppet Warp and the drag to zoom option.

[Dirthmitore]

I tried this, and it worked for me, too!

[richardm82699568]

This now works: many thanks.

[bean88255494]

This did not work for me. 

[ro5hanraj]

I don't have graphics card in my pc... That means I can't use this feature of Photoshop. Pls reply

[PECourtejoie]

Hello, you must have something to push the pixels to the screen, I think that the integrated GPU might be compatible, check in help>system info...

[Lucas Sparks]

I can't get the expansion to expand so the tool is useless