PS CC 2019 - Nearest Neighbor not working properly

[rodrigol71777783]

Hi,

Please! Can some one save me and explain what a hell adobe is trying to do, breaking stuff that worked as long as PS 4.0, back in the 90´s?

This is supossed to be a simple edit:

1 - Crtl + K

2 - Select "Nearest Neighbor"

3 - Select area

4 - Crtl + T

5 - Done

Now, I get this awlfull result:

Oh god... I need to do my work...

Make that thing work again!!!

[Muqqarib Hassan]

Hi, Can you please try to select this option ans restart if you are using Photoshop Cc 2019.

[rodrigol71777783]

Hi,

Thank you for your answer, but I don´t have this option:

[Muqqarib Hassan]

Can you please tell me which photoshop version you are using ?

[rodrigol71777783]

Hi,

Made a mistake. Was using an older version (19.4).

But the problem is older than I thougt.

I used the 20.0 version, but the result is the same.

[Muqqarib Hassan]

Please see us full screenshot .

[Chuck Uebele]

Is it still like that when viewing at 100%?

[rodrigol71777783]

---Is it still like that when viewing at 100%?

---Please see us full screenshot .

Don´t get it.

I found the option on the 20.0 version. Tried that. It still doen´t work.

Sorry if I was not clear.

The same error happens on the 19.4 version. I´m downloading older versions, so I can pinpoint when it stopped working.

[rodrigol71777783]

Found a solution:

Don´t know why, but with this particular file I have to use a very old trick. Select just 1 pixel and then scale it.

Thank you.

[Chuck Uebele]

Interesting. Is that layer's opacity low, or is it rasterized like that? Do you get the same result with a layer at full opacity, transforming, then lowering the opacity?

[rodrigol71777783]

Rasterized.

If it was just the opacity, it would have worked correctly, because there is not transparency to calculate.

[Chuck Uebele]

Just tried this, and I didn't have an issue. what was your document size,and do you know what the opacity was before the layer was rasterized?

[Chuck Uebele]

Opps, just got it to do what was going on with you.

[Chuck Uebele]

Tried it with CS6, and it was doing it then. Might be something that it has done for a long long time.

[defaultwsd6cmqo1eag]

I just had the same thing happen with resizing some pixel art in PS 22.0.1. I had everything selected properly (I've been a PS user for over 20 years and I've never seen this happen!) but it kept blurring the results when I resized the image using any of the methods (free transform, image size, etc.). I finally went into image size, and cycled through the "Resample" options (it was on nearest neighbor and the preview was actually correct- just not the result when clicking OK). After cycling through them all in the preview, I put it back on nearest neighbor and clicked OK and.. it worked. Weird.