Thank you for sharing your experience. Give us a shout if you get any issues. ^Shivangi ... View more

Yeah, I've done all of this, still broken af By @Davymaxwell3D   You need to start a new thread.  Tell us: Your Photoshop version? Operating System and version? What tablet you are using? Which API?  (Windows Ink, WinTab)   What exactly is happening, and what you have tried to fix it. Mean while this help page on the Lazy Nezumi Pro site is the most complete guide that I know of. https://lazynezumi.com/tabletSetup ... View more

"the specific before\after button"- It does not exist in Lightroom-Classic.  Only keyboard [ \ ].   ... View more

Of course this works best by assigning a key to run the action from the action panel. With the Cintiq I usually map this to some F-Key plus modifier, so it does not collide with any other command, when I use it from the keyboard, i usually use a bare F-Key, so I just have to do a single keypress. It seems like a tiny thing, but those toggles add up over the day.   ... View more

Generally, there's no point in looking for this folder. If a recovered file does not open automatically on next PS launch, the folder is empty.   Did you save the file to disk at least once? If not, the autorecovery process won't initiate. And also, the recovery file won't be written until the prescribed time you set in preferences.   That said, it should be there if your primary scratch is on the system drive. If your primary scratch is on a different drive, it will be at the root of that drive.   The recovery file is basically a RAM dump. In a normal shutdown, the recovery folder is deleted as part of the shutdown process. Only when the application crashes will it remain, then there isn't time to perform the normal shutdown sequence.         ... View more

Thank you for the answer!   ... View more

Crazy that this is still an annoying issue and hasn't been fixed, InDesign has had a simple solution for re-linking a single instance of a linked file forever. Why can't this same approach by adopted in Photoshop? ... View more

"the specific before\after button"- It does not exist in Lightroom-Classic.  Only keyboard [ \ ].   ... View more

Hi Andreas,   just wondering if you are experiencing these lags since your last post? Moving two layers (text and rectangle) no problem. The same two layers in smart object - lag. I would appreciate if you have some new insight on this.    Jan ... View more

@Atanas5CCF  Neither is "proritized", and you misunderstand the way this works. It's just a matter of capacity. If you're working with big files, there is no such thing as "enough memory". Total memory requirement will always exceed that, often by orders of magnitude.   The scratch disk is Photoshop's main memory. Everything goes there, all the time. RAM acts like a fast access cache, the content gets shifted and moved as needed. Switch to another document, for instance, or go back a while in history, and RAM contents immediately needs to change. 50 history states, each potentially adding the full file size, for several open documents - it has to go somewhere, and you need to have immediate access when needed.   This was critical in the old days when we had slow spinning drives. Today, with ultra-fast generation 4.0 NVMe drives, the speed difference is not really significant. I'm sure you still get measurable differences, but in practical use, it's insignificant. You're simply not able to press the buttons that fast - the machine is waiting for you a lot more than you are waiting for the machine. In short - the bottleneck is largely gone.   And there's one more crucial thing about the scratch disk that you're not seeing. It's what enables Photoshop to work with virtually unlimited file sizes without choking the whole system. Photoshop can handle anything you throw at it, and as long as you have enough scratch disk space, it won't miss a beat. ... View more

I had another thought, what if you just name the file a different name? Then you have everything on a separate file. Then you can rename the file however many you need. ... View more

Just updated 25 and 25 beta. Both now crashing regularly with space bar / zoom issues on Windows 11. ... View more

Bridge 14.0 is definitely an improvement.  Thank you for adding multi Windows back in.  So I'll get right to the current 'deal breaker' which will keep me staying with the older version.    If you look at the image below, you see that with the interface scaling at the 'first click' my defined workspaces do not fill the menu bar.  The area is largely unused.   Since the only way to save or reset workspaces is the little 3-bar icon, you can't really use anything that doesn't appear in the menu bar visibly because you cannot get back to the saved state once you've modified it.   I believe you need to add a right click menu to the workspaces that appear only in the popup area so that they can be reset, or saved as other workspaces. I can minimize this limitation by setting the smallest UI scaling but it is almost unusable on a 4K monitor.  The font is miniature, even though there is still much unnecessary padding between rows in the app that could be used for file content instead. This is at all scale settings.  I don't know why this padding is considered to be so important.  Please go back and review the 2018 Bridge version to see your former UI design brilliance in action.  I still use this version anytime I am not editing photos in CR.   Regarding the Multiple Open Windows, has there been discussion of saving ANY configuration of windows into a workspace?  This would be any combination of stand-alone or undocked windows.   Obviously much work has been done  to get where we are now (better).  I assume there is more progress on the way.     ... View more

@Andreas Resch We would need the Creative Cloud logs to investigate this. Could you please run the Log collector tool and share the filename with us. ... View more

Appreciate the assistance. However was not successful in removing Adobe User Info and re-starting. I had to re-install PS. Was quick and painless though. While there I downloaded Beta version. My instincts are Adobe will seperate PS and LrC come October. This is probably the reason they are keeping the updates in Beta.  Thanks guys ... View more

I've updated and the problem is gone. Thanks. I hope the Smart Filter slowdown issue is solved soon as well.  ... View more

Hi Andreas,   just wondering if you are experiencing these lags since your last post? Moving two layers (text and rectangle) no problem. The same two layers in smart object - lag. I would appreciate if you have some new insight on this.    Jan ... View more

Hi Andreas,   just wondering if you are experiencing these lags since your last post? Moving two layers (text and rectangle) no problem. The same two layers in smart object - lag. I would appreciate if you have some new insight on this.    Jan ... View more

Yeah, the Script employs a »brute« approach and that has a cost in time.   The problem is that any Smart Object that contains a Smart Object (Linked or Embedded) could be affected when another Smart Object is saved because it could be in placed those … so the Script just circles through all the Smart Objects until none contains modified content.  The alternative of determining a »tree« first seems too risky to me because I doubt I would succeed at considering all possible combinations of inter-linkage and the subsequently necessary order of saving/updating … ... View more

Thanks. I downloaded the Brusherator manual.  Will review it.  Also sent an email to Derrick asking about a new version of BrushBox.  Will see if he responds.  ... View more

  @defaultjmz2hgzb9atw    Can we also see the options bar for the Brush tool?   Instead of taking a photo of your monitor, please take a screenshot. The Snipping Tool comes with Windows OS. https://www.take-a-screenshot.org/windows.html https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/search?query=Snipping%20Tool%20in%20Windows%2010   Jane ... View more

Upvoted, it is a shame that it is greyed out when two or more smart object layers are selected.    The problem is readily addressed with a script, however, I do understand that this is an idea post/feature request for a native feature. ... View more

Much appreciated. I'm skeptical about making a lot of difference, but one can hope. ... View more