The brushes are fun, but there are so few of them and other packs are expensive. The on site directions tell you to copy the plug in file from one of the folders in Particle Shop and then make a shortcut on the desktop and then copy that to the program plug in folder and do the file association! I did this for both versions of PSPX8, but it absolutely will not work in the 32 bit version. It installed in the PSPx864 bit folder, but not into the program itself-just into it's own folder. The whole installation and activation of the filter is strange. The description on site says you must have a 64 bit computer, then in the list of programs it just states the PSP programs it will work with, with no mention of it only working in the 64 bit. I don't think it's possible to uninstall the 64 bit only and then reinstall the ParticleShop to see if it would install in the 32 bit. The support help I finally got was infuriating- uninstall my psp and then reinstall it and all will be well. I tried copying the plug in file to my plug in folder in my documents as well as the plug in folder in pspX8 32 bit, and that did not work either. I even tried associating the 32 bit version with the plugin folder for the 64 bit version and that does not make it show up in the 32 bit version either.

The problem is, I use the 32 bit version so that my older and much used filters will work. I executed the 64 bit version and the plugin is in the effects list under painter as it should be.

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