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Just updated to Photoshop CC 2019 from 2018 version. Now when I free transform an object, the center crosshairs are gone. Is there a way to get them back? it's not a huge deal but a personal preference I've grown to rely on.
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Go to Preferences >Tools then check "Show Reference Point when using Transform"
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Go to Preferences >Tools then check "Show Reference Point when using Transform"
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Thank you Dave!! I should've checked first, but thank you!
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You're welcome
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Thanks Dave! I have it turned back on, but just noticed another change I'm not used to -- often I'll "free transform" the background layer (or any object) to display the crosshair of dead centre of the stage (or centre of the object) and then drag a vertical and horizontal guide onto the crosshair so that I have guides clearly showing centre of it. Now, when I have something selected with free transform and go to drag a guide, the free transform selection disappears. Do you know if there is a way to prevent that, and be able to keep the free transform selection (and crosshair) visible when dragging guides?
Thanks!
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Just hold shift when you click on the ruler to drag the guide. It will stop the transform from being committed.
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Hi Dave,
I updated my preferences to revert to the CC 2018 style transforming and now I encounter this cross sort of... well I don't know what to call it! I would like to remove it if possible as I saw other content creators not having this cross thing as it irritates me while I edit photos, etc... Thanks in advance.
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