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Problem with inversing selection - Ritergeek - 04-28-2019 Over the last few weeks I've sporadically had wiggy results when I inversed a selection. Now this seems to be constant. I have an old photo loaded and want to delete the border. I do not want to crop the picture, just delete the border. I drew a path around the image, converted the path to a selection, then used Ctrl+I to inverse it. After several seconds, the entire image, border and all, was filled with dense diagonal moving pixel lines. I've attached a screenshot of a small section of the inversion on a white background at 100%. Here are things I unsuccesfully tried in prepartion for posting this matter:
As I said, this has been sporadic, and earlier errors picked up splotches from the original selection. Now the mess is on the entire image. It's gotten worse! Is this a bug or am I missing something about the upgrade to 2.10.10? RE: Problem with inversing selection - rich2005 - 04-28-2019 This has come up a couple of times. It is a bug of sorts. (possibly connected to Nvidia graphics cards) Go into Edit -> Preferences -> System Resources and untick OpenCL [attachment=2842] RE: Problem with inversing selection -SOLVED - Ritergeek - 04-28-2019 (04-28-2019, 07:03 AM)rich2005 Wrote: This has come up a couple of times. It is a bug of sorts. (possibly connected to Nvidia graphics cards) Thanks Rich. This simple setting made all the difference. Problem immediately solved. For the record, my system has an Intel® UHD Graphics 630 graphics card. |