Previously, its first choice was to look at the application registry key for Photoshop.exe – but it turns out sometimes this registry key points to old versions and sometimes odd locations. Update: The 2023.1.0 version (released February 24th, 2023) fixes this install path issue! The installer now first looks for Photoshop by iterating over the C:\Program Files\Adobe directory. Hope this helps - let me know if I can answer any further questions! You should also see the plug-in appear in Photoshop’s Help > About Plug-ins… menu, like this: One is that you should see nvtt_export.8bi inside the folder C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop \Plug-ins\NVTT. If you restart Adobe Photoshop 2023, the plug-in should now appear.įinally, there’s a few ways to check that it’s installed in the right place. Reinstalling the plugin should work all you’ll need to do is change the Adobe Photoshop 2022 folder name here: However, it’s also the time of the year where many systems have both Adobe Photoshop 20 installed at the same time, and the installer might have installed the plugin to 2022’s directory while you’re trying to use 2023. I believe in Photoshop CC 20, the new version of the Texture Tools Exporter and the legacy version appear in the File > Save a Copy… menu instead of the File > Save As… menu, like this: Hi This is Neil from the Texture Tools Exporter development team.
