XPGD 2013 - How do you add a Plugin?

[dcahall]

Where do you have that folder? Did you then use the Setup link under Live Effects to point to that folder?

[Gare]

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[dcahall]

Tried that and several other approaches and it never shows up in the app. I cannot remember how I installed the Displacement Map plugin but have tried to duplicate what I see for that one as well and nothing seems to be working for me.

[Gare]

artyboots got it in one, Dave:






The reason I was able to do that screen snag was because that was taken in XDP 8, which supports 32 bit.

[angelize]

Hi guys I have merged these two threads together so we can all discuss this in the same thread

Are you installing into Designer Pro? or one of the new Web Designer versions? And which version of Eye Candy are you installing?

[zaphodeist]

XPGD 2013 - How do you add a Plugin? :-)

[wizard509]

There is a PS plugin folder in the Xara Picture Editor. That is where you want to point them to. I just looked at XPGD 2013 and did not see the PS plugins folder there but I'm fairly certain that's where they go. It turns out that my instillation is damaged so I can't check it out for sure.

[angelize]

XPGD 2013 - How do you add a Plugin? :-)

I was quite aware of what the thread title said, however there seemed to be some confusion about versions in some of the posts which was why I asked for clarification of both what version of Xara he was trying to install into and what version of Eye Candy he was installing

[dcahall]

Thanks to Gary and Artyboots, I got it working. The problem was that I downloaded the 64 bit version.

Now, I cannot justify the $199 for the full version (I downloaded the Eye Candy 7). I thought there was a free demo version I could use but with very limited capabilities.

I am running XPGD 2013 on Windows 8.

@Angelize: Thanks for merging. I did not see my first post so I created the 2nd one which was not necessary.

[jamesd]

There isn't a 64-bit version of P&GD2013 you must mean WD9 Premium :-)