PicToPainting with Paint Shop pro 2019

[LindaLB]

LeviFiction,

This worked perfectly. Also, the Send and Close button was not visible, but your video on editing the screen took care of that problem.

I filed a ticket with Customer Support last August and after 6 weeks of exchanged emails, it still didn't work. So needless to say, I'm more than impressed with your fix.

Many thanks.

[CreativeCAT4ME]

Actually have found a cheat solution. Get the effect you want but confirm never arrives so take a snip and save as jpg.
Did not think would run on mine as have 1 yr old Leader (Australian company) with Windows 7 Professionally installed.
Attachment is Slumber effect.

[LeviFiction]

What do you mean "Confirm never arrives"? Sounds like a separate problem from the others mentioned so far. Just so you know, the image that you see is actually saved to your harddrive so you could probably get a better result if you just imported that image instead of doing a screenshot.

However, because they do scale it down for the preview it still won't be as good as full sized.

Preview image is saved here: C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Local\Temp\PicToPainting\input\preview.png

[spitfrog]

Many thanks LeviFiction, your tweak about replacing tensorflow folder works perfectly

[JCBrown]

@LeviFiction,

Thank you, the Tensorflow folder update fixed the problem. Rhetorical question - why hasn't Corel fixed this?

[LeviFiction]

Unnecessary response to rhetorical question: *shrug* I dunno. xD

I can probably assume that they have a very good reason for using the version of tensorflow that they do. It does support newer cpu commands that older versions of tensorflow do not. And using this older version may get the plugin working but might have unforeseen drawbacks. It's hard to say really. The idea for going back to an older version of tensorflow came from stack-overflow questions that mentioned the same error LindaLB and iraisok reported. And that recommendation was to go back to version 1.6 not 1.5. We found out 1.5 worked for iraisok and not 1.6 by trying several versions of tensorflow with including the far newer 1.12. Only version 1.5 worked. No idea why.

Technically, if they didn't mind slowing things down, they could use tensorflow.js and avoid all of this nonsense. The software they use to present the UI is called Electron and it uses javascript (node.js) and HTML(chromium) to run the application. They would need to convert their trained models to the open format that tensorflow.js uses. But they wouldn't have to use separate compiled python programs to get the job done. Just do it all inside electron using javascript.