Depending on the type of shatter animation effect you want to create, you may or may not want this option checked. Imagine the life cycle of an explosion: it begins quietly and everything is in order, and then as time progresses, the exploding whatever increases in size as particles are randomly distributed.įinally, callout “e” is the transparency option. I recommend a high value, because doing so enhances the three-dimensional quality of the effect.Ĭallout “d” is the Time factor, and the key to creating an animation. If you want to really see the edges of each shard of the shattered image, increase this amount.Ĭallout “c” is the control for increasing or decreasing the amount of tumble a piece of the shattered imager displays. I’d suggest that you make bigger rather than smaller pieces to enhance the effect.Ĭallout “b” is the thickness control. As the name suggests, you can increase the size of the pieces of the image that make up the shatter effect by dragging to the right with the slider. It shoushow in the Filters dropdown tab.Callout “a” in Figure 2 is the Piece Size (in pixels) control.
Find the the file "Xenofex 2", click on it and click OK on the PSPI pop up window.Ĩ. Now go to the top right and click on the directory folder icon.
#Alien xenofex 2 crashing plus
Here inthe top left, you have to click the little page with the plus iconħ. Before you close GIMP, tell the PSPI plugin to open the 8bf file by going to the Filters tab: Filters> "Photoshop Plugins Settings"Ħ. Now, go to the right and click on the directory folder and find: C:\Users\Francesco\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\2.10\plugins and the folder you put the PSPI and the 8bf files, the click: OK, OKĥ. On the pop up window, click on the little page Icon on the top left. Take the folder "Photoshop plugins with the 8bf files" that you have in: Programs Files(86) and insert it in the same directory or path I wrote in the prior message: C:\Users\Francesco\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\2.10\plugins.Ģ. Put the plugin in your "Profile GIMP 210 plugins folder". The error is telling you that the PSPI plugin is in the C:\Program Files\GIMP 2\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins.ĭo this and surely the Photoshop filters are going to workġ.
#Alien xenofex 2 crashing skin
It looks like (from what I can understand) a defense mechanism of Gimp which however disregards the use of every single 8bf alien skin file. However regardless of the location of pspi.exe this help menu error still occurs. Now I moved it to C:\Users\Francesco\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\2.10\plug-ins directory, and nothing changed.
Hi Pocholo, I initially followed this tutorial. Find the the file "Xenofex 2", click on it and click OK on the PSPI pop up window.Ħ. Here inthe top left, you have to click the little page with the plus iconĥ. Start GIMP and go to: Filters and scroll down to the boottom and click on "Photoshop Plugins Settings"Ĥ. Insert it inside the same Photoshop plugins folder C:\Users\Francesco\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\2.10\photoshop plug-ins.ģ. Copy the PSPI from C:\Program Files\GIMP 2\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins and delete it afte copied.Ģ. You have the PSPI in the wrong directory C:\Program Files\GIMP 2\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-insġ. Rather, there are errors along the help/about photoshop plugins/ menu for all alien skin applications including xenofex2 but I don't think there is a fix for this.
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