"Photoshop CC" is compatible with "3D Bridge for Photoshop"?
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Hello all im new ,i want know if 3D Bridge for Photoshop is compatilble for the last Photoshop CC
Thank you all
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Hello all im new ,i want know if 3D Bridge for Photoshop is compatilble for the last Photoshop CC
Thank you all
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It doesn't work for me. Works fine with Photoshop CS6 (both 32 and 64 bit) but with CC 64bit (I'm not wasting time with 32bit any more) you can't launch the plugin. Inside Photoshop it gives a "Could not complete the DAZ Studio 3D Bridge command because of a program error." message. Which has happend in the past and needed DAZ to update the Photoshop side of the plugin pair. The DAZ installer also doesn't find the CC directory (though that's not a big surprise).
Any update on this issue? I just signed up for CC today, in hopes of being able to use the Photoshop Bridge, but I get the error mentioned above.
I have the same problem with Photoshop CC, would be really cool with a updated plugin. Does anyone know when we can expect it?
Daz may not have access to the CC version to be able to update the bridge.
No photoshop cc? still waiting :(
I just reinstalled the 3D Bridge for PhotoShop with no luck. I am running PhotoShop CC and Daz Studio Pro 4.6.
One thing I've noticed is that when I click on 'Help\About Installed Plugins' there is a red plugin icon showing for my version of 3D Bridge for PhotoShop. When I highlight the plugin I get the following; "Plugin failed to load": Plugin was made for a newer version of Daz Studio".
As mentioned above, I'm running Daz Studio 4.6 (Pro Version 4.6.0.18). Maybe those having issues with PhotoShop CC might check their About Installed Plugins to see if they're getting similar messages.
AFTER UPDATING my version of Daz Studio I no longer get the error.
The Photoshop 3D Bridge does not work with Photoshop CC. Adobe changed something and we haven't figured out what it is yet.
Does the bridge work with Photoshop Essential, too?
That's a pity; I imagine most hobbyists work with he Essentials rather than the CS. But there's a price to pay for paying less. ;-)
I would love to hear updates about this as they are available. :) I hope that a fix happens early next year. *Subscribed.*
Same here... -subcribed-
Having trouble installing 3D Bridge for Photoshop.
I have CS5 and it is 64 bits, have set the path to c:\program files/Adobe/Photoshop CS5.1(64 Bit)..
I get:
Install Manager cannot find a required path. The installer for "Photoshop 3D Bridge for DAZ Studio 4.5+ (Win 64-bit)" requires that the installed path for "Photoshop CS6, CS5, CS4 (64-bit)" be defined. Make sure that a path for this application is present on the "Applications" page of the "Settings" dialog, then try again.
I have followed the direction is there something I'm missing.
Can I install manually without the Install Manager?
Wrong answer - deleted.
Sorry I may have had the wrong Topic..New to forum. However in my email:
Did you uninstall Photoshop Bridge in DIM before making the path
corrections? If not, uninstall it and then reinstall it so it can read the
new path info you have provided.
The answer is yes several times. Here is my screen:
OK, you need to fix your application paths. For instance the path to DAZ Studio... You have changed the path to DAZ Studio to the photoshp path instead of adding a new application where you can find photoshop in the pulldown.
Hit the plus at the bottom and you'll get a pull down for applications and for version numbers. Look at that list for what you have, like Poser, Hexagon, Carrara and add pathing to any software you have on the pull down list.
That was it.It install wonderfully. Thanks
By the way you have some cool stuff in your shop.
Thanks again.
Dazzycoffee
Excellent! I Your screenshot made the issue totally clear. Meanwhile a number of us are still pestering Adobe to make available older versions of their softwares. They took away our ability to roll back when they went to the cloud. Seems like a simple and justified request.
And thanks for the compliment... More is in the works. :)
There used to be a way, but the selection drop down as shown on this page is no longer there.
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/download-previous-versions-creative-applications.html
The page itself, however, is otherwise identical.
https://creative.adobe.com/products/photoshop
How shady of them. :shut:
There used to be a way, but the selection drop down as shown on this page is no longer there.
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/download-previous-versions-creative-applications.html
The page itself, however, is otherwise identical.
https://creative.adobe.com/products/photoshop
How shady of them. :shut:
I took the plunge and get the CC subscription and after I paid the Drop down menu appeared so I can either download CS6 or CC... Thanks for posting the links as I would have skipped this offer... :)
Steve
Oh well looks like it doesnt work with CS6 Extended Either!
I never use it, but it is working with CS6E here.
Thanks richard, I have a feeling it maybe with win 8, as I have been trying most of the day to get it working with no joy.. :(
Steve
I can confirm also that it does work with PS6E (and PS5E for that matter).
A few things to check:
Be sure DS, Photoshop, and the bridge all have the same bit, either 32 or 64, no mixing and matching.
In DS, go to Help > About Installed Plugins and look for 3D Bridge in the Daz Studio Pro Plug In Bundle section.
This will let you know if it's not installed (doesn't show up), or just not working properly (green vs red plug icon).
For Photoshop, if it shows up under File > Automate, then it's installed properly on Photoshop's side of things.
Thanks for the help in trying to get this to work, here is the info on the plugin from Install Manager, Photoshop, and Daz Studio Latest version.
**EDIT** Just to add I am using Windows 8 pro 64bit.
Ok, I noticed by the path that your Photoshop is 64bit. Is Daz Studio and the bridge also installed as the 64bit versions?
If they are all matching versions, everything should work fine. I haven't upgraded to Windows 8, so I couldn't offer any help on an OS level.
*edit*
Damn those international dates. I went to cross reference the date on your plugin shown in your Photoshop folder and was like wait, May 2014?! /sigh lol
lol Oh I wish it was May... :)
Yes I have 64bit DS 4.6, I will install the 32 bit version as Photoshop installs both 64 and 32 and see if the 32 bit version works though I suspect it being windows 8 not allowing it to communicate with each other. I have Tried disabling UAC and also tried running all as Admin but this has me beat...
lol Oh I wish it was May... :)
Yes I have 64bit DS 4.6, I will install the 32 bit version as Photoshop installs both 64 and 32 and see if the 32 bit version works though I suspect it being windows 8 not allowing it to communicate with each other. I have Tried disabling UAC and also tried running all as Admin but this has me beat...
Oh Well I just tried the 32 bit version too, and still give that there was a program error, Ill try on my laptop tomorrow as that is Win 7 64bit and see if I can get it to work on there.
:(
Steve.
One thing I haven't asked.. how are you loading it?
The smoothest way I've gotten it to load is by first loading the bridge in DS, then loading it in Photoshop. I've seen people have some buggy behavior when launching DS from the Photoshop bridge panel.
Hi Vaskania
I have tried starting in DS then loading up Photoshop and starting up 3D Bridge in PS, I have loaded up photoshop and tried launching DS from Photoshop. I really think it is windows 8 the way the files are accessed in a different way is messing it up, I have'nt done the Win 8.1 upgrade yet as I thought ill wait and see what problems others have with the 8.1 maybe if it dont work on my Laptop tomorrow I will try updating see if it has anything to offer in making it work.. lol
Steve.