Sky Replacement - could not complete your request because the file was not found

[Mik.zotov]

Hello,

I started facing issues with new sky replacement tool in photoshop.

As soon as I choose any default sky in the menu I get notification "could not complete your request because the file was not found"

[LinSims]

Let me move this to the Photoshop forum for you, which is the appropriate forum for your question.

The Using the Community forum is for help in using the Adobe Support Community forums, not for help with specific programs. Product questions should be posted in the associated product community.

[Paul Giglia]

I have the same problem. I also can't seem to find the specific Photoshop forum. How do I access it? I go to support, communities, and there's a list of your programs. I click the PS icon. But that's not the forum?

[John Waller]

>>>I go to support, communities, and there's a list of your programs. I click the PS icon. But that's not the forum?

Yes, that link points to https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop/bd-p/photoshop which is this forum.

[Paul Giglia]

Right. So is this the correct forum for Photoshop? Or is there another? I'm confused.

[John Waller]

Yes, this is the correct forum for user-to-user Photoshop support.

[lambiloon]

Hi try following video for your help....regards

https://youtu.be/ognLpUNLDwM

[Mik.zotov]

That does not help with the issue, this video just helps to understand the concepts of this tool.

The problem is that I cant even use this tool. It seems like photoshop can't find the path to folder with deafult skies.

[Paul Giglia · Accepted solution]

I solved the same problem I had. It was to delete all the default folders:

"Click on the cog icon at the top right corner of the sky preset window, select "Append Defalt Skies...". All the default sky preset folders should be appended to the end of your presets list now. You can then delete all your old presets folders. Click on any of default sky preset that is just appended, and see if it works. Then you can add your own sky preset one at a time by clicking the "+" button."
This was a solution I found in the forums. But I deleted all the default skies first, then restarted PS and his the append menu item. The default skies came back. I had to re-load the skies I had added before, but now everything works as advertised.

[Mik.zotov]

Thank you! It helped!

[markmn]

Many many thanks! what where in the forums did you find the answer?

[Paul Giglia]

It was here:
https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop/new-sky-replacement-tool-lost-files/td-p/11526419?page=1

A few posts from the top of the page. I searched for an answer for quite a while, discovered this. May have just Googles it (I forget) rather than searching the Forum, but it got me there and it worked. Glad you all found it helpful, but of course I wasn't the one who solved it. I just passed on the solution.

[Rupert5C32]

Hey Guys,

I hope you are well.

For some reason when I go to 'sky replacement' in photo-shop, it always says when I upload the image;

'Could not complete your request because the file was not found.' (photo enclosed).

I have reset my PS a few times etc.. however this still dosent seem to work.. any ideas please?

Thanks 

[J453]

Do you have the latest update installed? (22.5.1)

[Charlie5CE9]

I am having the same issue as above that was "solved" by deleting both the appended folders and regular folders. I deleted the regular folders then reset preferences and restarted. Then I did the same thing and restarted and appended then deleted.  I can't shake this issue. I'm on Big Sur 11.5.2 with PS 22.5.1.