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Hello,
I am following a tutorial that demonstrates the use of Adobe Paper Texture Pro. It shows opening the Window menu, then Extensions, and finally choosing Adobe Paper Texture Pro. However I do not see that option (nor do I see Recent Files). I only see Adobe Color Themes.
I am on a Windows 7 PC, major components listed below. I updated Photoshop CC to the latest build on 13 January, yesterday. I think I should be on 19.0.1, but in Help > About Adobe Photoshop CC it shows I have 19.0. My Adobe Creative Cloud app shows I have Photoshop CC (2017). The updater created a shortcut named Adobe Photoshop CC 2018. I also have a shortcut named Adobe Photoshop CC 2017!
Any ideas about what I should do to access Adobe Paper Texture Pro?
Thanks very much! - Dave
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It should be listed under the Extensions submenu. If it is not listed there, go to Exchange...
Search for Paper Textures It's compatible with CC 2018. "Aqcuire" it and it should then be in your extensions list.
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Hi PDT,
Thanks for your reply..
i've found this : http://www.russellbrown.com/scripts.html
i've downloaded the CC - Flash Panel
Adobe Photoshop CC (ONLY!)
Adobe Paper Texture Pro 2.0.2
BUT i can't figure how to install that !
I tried to copy in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions ...
I didn't work !
I tried with the ZXP installer... it sais that i can open photoshop and find it but... it didn't work neither..
P.S : I also tried to install FlyTaster via my Adobe account and i never seen it in Photoshop !!! :-((((
Does someone can help me ?! Many thanks.
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For the last released version of Paper Textures Pro (v. 3.1.2), try here:
However, some folks are saying it's not compatible with recent releases of Photoshop.