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paintshop,64bit,dds plugin no good

jetwelder

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since switching to 64 bit w7 the nvid dds plugin for photoshop..that used to work with paintshop pro....now doesnt......

image tool works fine.......save as psd run through image tool.....piece of cake.

why cant paintshop pro natively do this....theyre unhelp site claims to never of heard of DDS......but ive got crazy bump....so dont really need nvidia tools.

jim
 
Hmmm. A plug-in by Nvidia, for Photoshop, which also happened to work for Paintshop Pro but now doesn't work for PSP under a 64-bit OS.

I'm not a bit surprised Corel comes up with a blank. But you've already found one of the several workarounds, so nyet problemyi, tovarisch!
 
In Photoshop, and Win7 64, I've found the dds filters only work in the 32-bit version, whereas the cube map script only works in the 64-bit version. Hmmm...
 
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