So I'd started typing a ' Help!' email to Guillaume, but thought I should probably try resetting Photoshop Preferences - even though it couldn't have any affect on a third party app like Lazy Nezumi, but that's exactly what happened, and I now have a messed up Photoshop UI, but a fully functional Lazy Nezumi.

It just didn't have any affect on Photoshop. I'd reinstalled Lazy Nezumi (keeping the license file) and made sure I was back to all the default settings, but as far as I could tell, the only reason Photoshop was no longer freezing was that I was now completely unable to get Lazy Nezumi to work - it opened, and the UI was fully responsive. It started when I was using the Lazy Nezumi's Scripting > Loops function to draw a coil for a circuit board (I bet Dave can guess what that was for) and went progressively downhill from there. I’m not asking for a multi-featured plugin like the excellent Lazy Nezumi Pro -Ī single, simple ‘smoothing’ slider, like the one Flash has had for the last ten years, would be enough to stop me and many others from having to use your competitors’ products, and would be much better than the on/off ‘Smoothing’ switch in Photoshop which doesn’t appear to do anything useful at any brush size setting.I was right at the point of emailing Guillaume at Lazy Nezumi today, after spending half an hour, and frequent Photoshop and system restarts, because initially, Lazy Nezumi was causing Photoshop to freeze, and eventually, Lazy Nezumi just wouldn't work at all. Would be a bit like me saying 'You do know people want to draw stuff with Photoshop, right?' Are all those other developers wrong to bother prioritizing it? Was Adobe wrong to include it in Flash and Illustrator?Īccusing me of impatience regarding a simple feature this long overdue is laughable and patronizing. I would hope that having all your millions of paying customers would help to provide the resources to implement a simple but fundamental feature which has existed for many years in two of your other flagship products, and is ubiquitous among Photoshop’s competitors, including several which cost nothing. Any information that you could provide about the status of this feature request would be far more useful, and appropriate. Chris, I’m well aware you have a lot of users, aka customers, and I think your comment is a poor example of customer service.

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