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PS CC 2019 No Longer Anti Aliasing

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October 30, 2018
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I have just recently updated my Photoshop CC to 2019 (20.0.0) and my objects no longer smooth out when I rescale. I used to grab the sizing square to reduce the size and then get a dialog box asking me to "Apply". I click OK and the object would smooth out but it doesn't do that any more. Now I scale down the object and it looks like a jagged pixel mess. Any help is appreciated.

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Correct answer Semaphoric

What interpolation do you have set? "Nearest Neighbor" will do that:

Mohit Goyal

Community Manager

Hi shdooley,

We're really sorry for all the trouble. Could please turn on the "Legacy Compositing" in Photoshop preferences > Performance tab, restart Photoshop and let us know if that helps.

Also, you can refer the following article to check what's new in Photoshop CC 2019: New and enhanced features | Latest release of Photoshop CC

Regards,

Mohit

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GrueDooley

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That change didn't work. I'll try the article.

Semaphoric

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What interpolation do you have set? "Nearest Neighbor" will do that:

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GrueDooley

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I had it set to "Nearest Neighbor". I changed it to "Bilinear" and that did the trick. Thanks

War Unicorn

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OS being used? What is the method for resizing these objects? (e.g., Are you placing when resizing? Simply using the Transform command?) Can we see examples?

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GrueDooley

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Windows 10. I cut and past an object into the image. Then I grab a corner handle to scale it down.

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