Film & Filter Script Bundle

[MSgtDann23]

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I bought the Film & Filter Script Bundle from within the ps pro store program, and it says installed, but I can't find it in order to find out what it does.

Working on a pic, wondering if it would work with it, but don't know how. Wish these things would come with instuctions. Does anyone know how to access the Film & Filter Script Bundle? or where to find it. I thought it might be within the (select Script drop down menu), but I don't see it.

I asked tech support and it's been a week now, and no answer from them as usual.

Thanks in Advance.

[LeviFiction]

I don't buy their scripts so I don't know where they go. What's annoying is they've purposely decided to use an installer that needs to be updated for every version of PSP so if they neglect to do so it'll claim to install but never actually do.

First it'll install in one of two places: Your Documents folder or in the Program Files folder for one of your versions of PSP, in the Scripts-Restricted or Scripts-Trusted folders in the language folder. If you open PSP and go File -> PReferences -> FIle Locations. And choose "Scripts-Restricted" you'll see where PSP is looking for scripts. Check for variations of those folder locations based on other versions of PSP. If they are there, you can move them into one of the folders that PSP 2023 are looking in.

If that doesn't work, there is a way to get the files out of the installer and manually put them into your scripts-trusted folder.

[MSgtDann23]

Well, I can't find them anywhere now, even my library is showing empty, so I can't even re-down load the scripts. How can I get the files from the installer and manually put them in my cripts-trusted folder? Thanks for the help.

[LeviFiction]

Well you need to the installer to get the files from it. Go Help -> Restore Purchases. And enter the email address you bought the item under.

I'll send you a Private Message with a badly recorded video tutorial to extract files from the MSI program that Corel uses.