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Post by Linda Lou on May 26, 2024 23:14:01 GMT
Hi Everybody,
I know that I asked this question a couple of years ago, but I cannot find my post. I have a new computer so I am moving all my PSP files to it and installing PSP23 on it.
I recall that when Vanderlee Snowflakes is executed the Snowflakes folder is directed Program files. I have it there, but I don't remember how to get it to run in PSP. Does anybody remember that procedure? When running PSP clicking on Plugins shows no plugins available, so apparently PSP isn't seeing Snowflakes in Program Files.
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Post by Kathy_9 on May 27, 2024 0:05:41 GMT
You will need to go to File - Preferences - File Locations - Plug-ins and add a path to your plug-in folder (s).
Oh, and make sure you are using the 32-bit version of PSP.
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Post by Linda Lou on May 27, 2024 9:46:15 GMT
Thank you for reminding me to check that again. Locations was the first thing I did but in comparison with my other computer running PSP 23 I was missing one of the paths to my PSP 2018. I'm not sure why it wasn't seeing the paths that I had used to Plug-ins in 23, but it's working now so that's all that matters! Thanks! That plug-in is one of the few oldies that works in 64-bit. My all-time favorite from years ago was DSB flux but that one needs 32-bit.
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Post by Kathy_9 on May 27, 2024 13:35:51 GMT
That's interesting. My PSP2023 which is 64-bit, does not see Snowflakes at all in spite of file locations being set. PSP2022 32-bit throws a memory access violation and trusty old PSPX9 works like a charm.
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Post by Linda Lou on May 27, 2024 23:32:26 GMT
That's bizarre! I've always used 64-bit with Vanderlee in PSP 18 and 23. It makes me a bit crazy  when I have to switch versions in the middle of a project. I suppose I could start with 32-bit but I'm always waiting for something to crash when I do that. I work on deadlines for a business which tends to make me always in a hurry ---- not to mention showing my colleagues in graphic design that my PSP can do as well as their Adobe product. |
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Post by Zantara on Jul 28, 2024 9:20:51 GMT
I just installed mine in C:\Program Files\Corel\Corel PaintShop Pro 2023 (64-bit)\PlugIns\NL and it works fine in Windows 11 with the latest update. Screenshot shows Dutch version.  Update: I have just installed Harmonix and Camouflage and they work in PSP 2023 as well. You can't download SnowScape, as the link is no longer working. AlphaWorks kan be downloaded with their registration details. It was a paid filter, but it can now be downloaden for free. I have been able to install it like the others and it works without filling in a lisence key. But maybe handy to make a screenshot of those registration details. Same applies to the other plugins that used to be a paid version. Note that VanderLee no longer support their plugins. |
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Post by Kathy_9 on Jul 28, 2024 13:54:15 GMT
Snowflakes is now working on PSP2023 which only comes in 64-bit. When I tried on my previous Windows 10 computer that was later upgraded to Windows 11, I had no luck.
Still getting memory access violation on 32-bit PSP2022 but works fine on 32-bit PSPX9.
Also, no issues with the 64-bit versions of PSPX9 and PSP2022.
So, only the 32-bit version of PSP2022 presents a problem and I seem to remember that particular version was known for the memory access violations.
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when I have to switch versions in the middle of a project. I suppose I could start with 32-bit but I'm always waiting for something to crash when I do that. I work on deadlines for a business which tends to make me always in a hurry ---- not to mention showing my colleagues in graphic design that my PSP can do as well as their Adobe product.
