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My Warp/Transform/Disort are grayed out when editing smart objects (works for rasterized) I have very limited knowledge when it comes to hardware so I need some help. I have been reading this post
https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/perspective-warp-option-greyed-out/m-...
and tried to follow the adive given there but the option "Use Graphics Processor to Accelerate Computation" doesn't even show up for me to select.
- My graphics card: Nvidia geforce rtx 2060 super (Windows)
- I went into device manager to check that my Graphics card was up to date and it is
- changed Artboard to 8bit from 16 bit (no change)
- checked settings Performance - "Use graphics processor" and Use OpenCL" was checked when I opend it (but as mentioned the setting "Use Graphics Processor to Accelerate Computation" doesn't show up for me.
Can anybody tell me what else I can do or what I did wrong? See screenshots.
The "solution" in the linked post was to rasterize the layer but that is not an option for me for different reaons, I need it be remain a smart object.
Thank you in advance, if I forgot to mention something please let me know.
»And why can't I edit a vector smart object? Is my hardware not good enough?«
No, that is just the nature of Vector Smart Objects.
When you convert a Vector Smart Object to a Smart Object you will naturally increase total filesize but you can warp the SO while still maintaining vector editability for the SO inside the SO …
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Is the Smart Object a Vector Smart Object or a plain pixel Smart Object?
If it’s vector then convert it to a Smart Object …
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Ahhh, you might be onto the root of my problem here.
I didn't know there was a difference between smart objects and vector smart objects...
These elements are created by me pulling a vector-based PDF into my Artboard, I never knew that when I do that it is not a smart object because the Icon you get is identical to a smart object. Also the option "convert to smart object" is always available even when I just converted it to a smart object which added to that.
So... what am I creating when I drag/drop a PDF in like that (there are reasons why I want to do it specifically like that) is that called a vector smart object? How are they different? And why can't I edit a vector smart object? Is my hardware not good enough?
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»And why can't I edit a vector smart object? Is my hardware not good enough?«
No, that is just the nature of Vector Smart Objects.
When you convert a Vector Smart Object to a Smart Object you will naturally increase total filesize but you can warp the SO while still maintaining vector editability for the SO inside the SO …
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ADDON to Question: (Since apparently you can't edit posts in this forum??)
Photoshop Version: 22.5.1