![]() ![]() and the plugs ins were there and worked fine. On my Mac I was able to copy the Piccure plug in from my CC2014 plug ins folder and paste into my CC2015 plug ins folder. Not exactly fast, but better than before. I also noticed the new version that was released a few days ago does seem to be quicker. Lui, thanks for the quick response, I'll try it when I get home tonight. ![]() Feel free to send us an email in case you run into problems: Imaging Solutions GmbH - Hintere Grabenstr. We have updated the installers for piccure+ - simply download the latest ones from our homepage and run them again. There is a new version on their webpage that you can download to fix the issue. ![]() Look above in this thread, if you haven't noticed already, the response from piccure+. This reminds me of the old days with new MS installs. Per the OnOne site I reinstalled the suite and then PS no longer failed with the ONCore missing dll. Copying those across to the Photoshop CC2015 program folder eliminated the error message and PS stated properly with the Perfect Effects plugin activated. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem"ĭismissing the error message 4 times allowed PS to start but the Plugin was disabled.įortunately, when I updated to Photoshop CC2015 I opted to retain the older PS CC installation and I found ONCoreFoundation7.dll (and another 6 onOne dlls) in the PS CC program folder. "The program can't start because ONCoreFoundation7.dll is missing from your computer. The only one that's caused problems for me is the older onOne plugin Perfect Effects 4.Ĭopying that one across to the Photoshop CC2015 plugins folder caused PS to hang on start up giving this System Error Message: All of mine have now been tested and work fine. If anyone else finds a plug-in that's a problem, please let us know. Best to move over one at a time and check that PS opens properly and the plugin is available. I found that the Piccure+ plugin caused a system error when opening PS. not all plugins may be compatible with PS 2015. I'll uninstall PS2014 once I'm satisfied that the update is working properly. Just as an aside, while PS2015 does uninstall PS2014 by default, you can use the custom install option to keep it. Yes - I had the same issue with my Nik plug-ins but they all worked well once copied across. When then opening Photoshop for the first time on this machine, all the plug-ins were already there. ![]() Instead of opening Photoshop when the update was finished, this time I went into Windows Explorer first and copied the plug-in files. I'm (definitely!!!) not an Apple person, but I can assume this will work in a similar fashion.Įdit: I just updated my second PC for CC 2015. I've tested 8 of the 13 plug-ins I have so far and they all work fine. In Windows Explorer, once you copy the shortcuts from the CC 2014 Plug-ins folder to the CC 2015 Plug-ins folder (make sure Photoshop IS NOT running when you do), the plug-ins will all be available on CC 2015 the next time you open it. While the upgrade to CC 2015 does uninstall CC 2014, it does leave the CC 2014 Plug-ins folder. If you are upgrading to Photoshop CC 2015 and also have Topaz Plug-ins, keep in mind that the Topaz (and other non-Adobe) plug-ins will not automatically transfer to the new software. ![]()
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