ToAce problem...

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ToAce problem...

Unread postby GoldenPig » Sat Feb 09, 2013 9:37 pm

Ok, so after struggling to get AceIt or TGAtool to try to work on my system - it failed. I had downloaded ToAce as part of the tools for creating RS content, installed it, ran it... when I went to load the targa file it immediately says "File Load Failed".
I am running Windows 7 64bit. Anyone else encountered this? If so, how does one go about fixing it?
Thanks!
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Re: ToAce problem...

Unread postby PapaXpress » Sat Feb 09, 2013 9:47 pm

Use RWToAce. Its up on the RSC support page under Art Plugins. Also there is the ACE plugin for Photoshop (you can get CS2 for free now). The plugin is also up on RSC's support page.
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Re: ToAce problem...

Unread postby GoldenPig » Sun Feb 10, 2013 12:55 am

Thanks! I downloaded PSCS2 and installed it along with the plug-in. It works just fine. Just wish I didn't have to install a separate version of PS to get it to work. !*hp*!

*!!thnx!!*
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Re: ToAce problem...

Unread postby PapaXpress » Sun Feb 10, 2013 1:07 pm

What version do you have? I have CS3 and it works fine. The only issues is that its a 32bit plugin, so you must have a 32bit Photoshop to use it.
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