Adding a new filter to filter gallery

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November 27, 2018
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I am tring to add a new filter to my filter gallery. I have done this for years either via a drop down in the filter gallery window or adding the psd file to a folder.

Can't find either of these two things in the newest version of Photoshop. Any ideas??

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Semaphoric

Community Expert

"Adding a .PSD" makes me think you're referring to the filters that apply a texture:Rough Pastels, Underpainting, Glass, and Texturizer. There's a little drop-down menu next to the Texture field that allows you to load a .PSD as a texture.

c.pfaffenbichler

Community Expert

Maybe I misunderstood, but have you alt-clicked the Filter/s?

jane-e

Community Expert

I tried Option + click the filter gallery (the OP is on a Mac), and it did not work. It just brought up the regular filter gallery.

I found this thread: plugins>where is filter folder in cc?

and this help file: Photoshop CC add-ons (plug-ins and extensions)

admr124, does this help?

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admr124Author

Participant

It may or may not be a bug in 2019. Since I haven't done this before, can you put one file in drop box or another file sharing service? I would be happy to try it in some of the other versions I have installed as well as the current version to see if it works here (or not).

I won't be able to test until later today after I finish an overdue project, so another volunteer may get to it first.

Also, please confirm the folder you put them in. Is it in Presets for PS 2019?

Yes I am working on some projects at the moment but will post a link as soon as I get a chance

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