: Photoshop cc - disable pixel snap when select & move multiple anchor points of a shape When selecting and moving one anchor point, it moves freely. But selecting multiple points of the same

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When selecting and moving one anchor point, it moves freely.
But selecting multiple points of the same shape and moving them - it snaps to pixel grid.
Anyone know how to disable that and have them move freely?
Thanks!

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The only way that I can really think of, to achieve this, is to use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move the selected points.

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