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I'm still not getting any option/preview window when I click on the filter. It just applies instantly (with no changes to the image) and shows up in history.
I attached the Photoshop process to the Visual Studio 2008 debugger and this is what I get when I try running the plugin:
Loaded Greyc.8bf Loaded msvcp90.dll Loaded msvcr90.dll Loaded winmm.dll First-chance exception at 0x7c812aeb in Photoshop.exe: Microsoft C++ exception: ExceptionSPErr at memory location 0x0012d950.. Unloaded Greyc.8bf Unloaded msvcp90.dll Unloaded msvcr90.dll Unloaded winmm.dll
It looks like something with SPErr is causing the problem.
The plug-in info window was fixed it this latest release.
Are there any other file requirements (aside from the VC9 runtimes) for the plug-in to work?
Cyberbeing
I attached the Photoshop process to the Visual Studio 2008 debugger and this is what I get when I try running the plugin:
Loaded Greyc.8bf
Loaded msvcp90.dll
Loaded msvcr90.dll
Loaded winmm.dll
First-chance exception at 0x7c812aeb in Photoshop.exe: Microsoft C++ exception: ExceptionSPErr at memory location 0x0012d950..
Unloaded Greyc.8bf
Unloaded msvcp90.dll
Unloaded msvcr90.dll
Unloaded winmm.dll
It looks like something with SPErr is causing the problem.
The plug-in info window was fixed it this latest release.
Are there any other file requirements (aside from the VC9 runtimes) for the plug-in to work?