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Hi, after downloading and installing the latest Photoshop CC, all three lasso tools seem to have lost the progress line you'd get when drawing out a selection with them, so you can't see where you've selected until the selection path is closed and the marching ants appear. Nothing else has been changed/updated on my Mac, just Photoshop – any ideas on how to fix this would be much appreciated!
AS an update, the handles don't appear when trying to transform a layer either
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Update on Nov. 14, 2018: I shared the solution to this issue below.
I'm having the same issues with Photoshop CC 2019 (20.0.0) and they're driving me nuts. I've noticed that text does not visibly highlight when I select it so I guess the glitch has something to do with selection visibility in general.
I may revert to an older version to get by, but I did find two workarounds for the issues you mentioned and they're not totally terrible:
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Same here. I see red marching ants for marquee tool as I'm making a selection, but the lasso reveal nothing while making a selection.
It renders the Lasso completely unusable.
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Someone showed me the solution to this issue yesterday! It's a simple fix.
In the top menu of Photoshop CC 2019, navigate to Photoshop CC > Preferences > Performance... to open the performance preferences.
Click the Advanced Settings... button under Graphics Processor Settings to open the advanced graphics processor settings.
Change the Drawing Mode to Basic then click the OK button.
Click the OK button on the Preferences dialog box to apply these changes then restart Photoshop.
This should solve issues with the lasso path not appearing, missing borders/anchors while transforming layers/selections, and missing highlight/insertion point while editing text.
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I was having the same issue and thankfully your solution worked!!
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Thank you so much for your fix for this!!! I was going nuts. I have a co-worker who was NOT having the same problem (even with the same settings), and I think the reason was because we have different video cards. Yipee!!! Thank you!
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Perfect workaround; not quite an answer to why this is happening but it fixes the problem. Thanks!
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Thank you for the fix. Who cares why - you fixed it! I think for the moderator to say "Not Answered" might have some poor soul like me going off to another post. You're the genius - not Adobe.
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Thank you that solved it!
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This worked like a charm - THANKS!
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Just a thought here guys, but if having Drawing Mode set to Advanced causes issues, I'd be making sure the video card driver was up to date, and from the card maker's site.
Is this a Mac only problem? Has anyone with a Windows system had this problem?
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I found out I had the same problem w/ Photoshop CC 2019 on a 2011 iMac running OSX 10.12.6. The suggested workaround worked perfectly, thanks!