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Out of bound shapes?

New Here ,
Jun 05, 2021 Jun 05, 2021

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Hey everyone.
Ever since upgrading to the latest Photoshop version (I don't necessarily mean the smaller patches).
I keep having this issue regarding controls of shapes. Could someone please assist me?

The first image is from when the shape is drawn. The second image is when I select the object again (after clicking away). I haven't seen this before in Photoshop.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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Jun 05, 2021 Jun 05, 2021

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Something similar happens when I try to use the Rectangular Marquee tool. It seems to have an extra pixel or two feather (it also selects beyond the mouse selection) when there isn't any.

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Jun 05, 2021 Jun 05, 2021

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Try disabling native canvas in your Preferences and restart Photoshop

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@JJMack thanks for the assistance. However, it didn't seem to work. I've drawn another box so we can see the stroke from the fill.

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As we can see it seems to be an offset of some sort.

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