I thought Affinity was a 64-bit program, so why are you using 32-bit (x86) plug-ins? I only use the 64-bit versions so my plug-in programs are in the "Program Files" directory and I don't need any "Program Files (X86) I can then select the plug-in from within "Studio" and use it that way.
The slightly annoying thing is, whatever Topaz program I select (like "Adjust" or "Detail") it actually opens "Topaz Studio", which also appears on the list as a separate program. TBH the only NIK program I ever use is Silver Efex Pro2 and that works OK, although I'm finding some of the other recent B&W conversion programs are producing results just as good as the ones I can get with Silver Efex, so I'm probably going to be using that less in future. In this case all NIK, older Topaz and new Topaz show including things like Clarity in Studio:ĪFX Pro2 and CFX Pro4 are the only NIK programs that are highlighted as "Working", although all the others appear to work as well. Just set it up like you see in my screenshot, you just need to use the top folder in each directory and the plugin files will be picked up, don't point to the folder that photoshop plugins are installed in as some products use links and not the actual plugin files. It's not a major problem and everything works fine as it is, but I'd just like to tidy things up. I have "Allow unknown plug ins to be used" checked. When I'm in the "Photoshop Plugins" setup menu, I can see all the Topaz programs listed but I don't seem to be able to edit or delete them. What I'd like to do is delete everything that isn't "Topaz Studio" so that I can just select that one item. However, whichever plug-in I select it always launches Studio. When I select the Plug-ins under the "Filters" drop down in Affinity I see all my Topaz programs, including Studio.
#Topaz simplify not working software
I originally had several Topaz programs as plug-ins, but recently Topaz have unified all their software packages under the banner of Topaz Studio. However, I'd like to streamline the interface if I can. I have now got both my NIK and Topaz plug-ins working by using the Edit>Preferences>Photoshop Plugins menu.
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