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Has this happened to anyone else here?
I open Photoshop and load in a document. If I try to paint with the brush, the brush leaves a single circular dab where I click on the screen, and doesn’t move from there. That is, each time I try to draw a stroke, it just puts a single dab at the start of the stroke and that’s it.
If I try to make a marquee selection, it creates a marquee with the upper left corner at the upper left corner of the image, and the lower right corner where I clicked the mouse, and will not resize the marquee as I drag. If create a new layer from the selected region and try to drag it across the screen, it always snaps back to where it started as soon as I let go the mouse. If I nudge it with the arrow keys, it moves to a different position as expected, but then when I try to drag it again, it snaps back to its last position.
This bug crops up at random, and disappears at random. Just now it disappeared when I tried using my mouse, instead of the Wacom tablet, to paint.
I open Photoshop and load in a document. If I try to paint with the brush, the brush leaves a single circular dab where I click on the screen, and doesn’t move from there. That is, each time I try to draw a stroke, it just puts a single dab at the start of the stroke and that’s it.
If I try to make a marquee selection, it creates a marquee with the upper left corner at the upper left corner of the image, and the lower right corner where I clicked the mouse, and will not resize the marquee as I drag. If create a new layer from the selected region and try to drag it across the screen, it always snaps back to where it started as soon as I let go the mouse. If I nudge it with the arrow keys, it moves to a different position as expected, but then when I try to drag it again, it snaps back to its last position.
This bug crops up at random, and disappears at random. Just now it disappeared when I tried using my mouse, instead of the Wacom tablet, to paint.
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