Using Photoshop bridge with Photoshop 2025. HELP!

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• crosswind Posts: 9,564

  October 5

  Before installing the bridge, you need to configure the application path of Ps 2025 in : DIM > Advance Settings... > Applications tab.

  

  

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• milliethegreat Posts: 410

  October 14

  I did that but it doesn't show up in my plugins list in creative cloud. I can't find a way to work around that or manually install it.
• crosswind Posts: 9,564

  October 14 edited October 14

  Why do you need it in Creative Cloud ? Daz Ps bridge doesn't support Creative Cloud. What you need is to make the bridge work ~

  Besides, certainly you can manually install it by extracting Ps plugins files into: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2025\Plug-ins\DAZ 3D, dz3dbridge.dlll into C:\Program Files\DAZ 3D\DAZStudio4\plugins

  After installing the bridge in DIM, right-click on the bridge product to Show Installed Files under Installed tab. You can find the path of installation (screenshot 1)

  And the bridge will work ~ (screenshot 2 ~ 3)

  

  

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  Post edited by crosswind on October 14
• Richard Haseltine Posts: 108,072

  October 14

  crosswind said:

  Why do you need it in Creative Cloud ? Daz Ps bridge doesn't support Creative Cloud. What you need is to make the bridge work ~

  It does, though updates can cause issues.

  Besides, certainly you can manually install it by extracting Ps plugins files into: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2025\Plug-ins\DAZ 3D, dz3dbridge.dlll into C:\Program Files\DAZ 3D\DAZStudio4\plugins

  After installing the bridge in DIM, right-click on the bridge product to Show Installed Files under Installed tab. You can find the path of installation (screenshot 1)

  And the bridge will work ~ (screenshot 2 ~ 3)
• crosswind Posts: 9,564

  October 14 edited October 15

  Richard Haseltine said:

  crosswind said:

  Why do you need it in Creative Cloud ? Daz Ps bridge doesn't support Creative Cloud. What you need is to make the bridge work ~

  It does, though updates can cause issues.

  Besides, certainly you can manually install it by extracting Ps plugins files into: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2025\Plug-ins\DAZ 3D, dz3dbridge.dlll into C:\Program Files\DAZ 3D\DAZStudio4\plugins

  After installing the bridge in DIM, right-click on the bridge product to Show Installed Files under Installed tab. You can find the path of installation (screenshot 1)

  And the bridge will work ~ (screenshot 2 ~ 3)

  I don't think it supports to be shown in Ps > Creative Cloud control panel, I've never found it in there ~~

  Besides, if a plugin fully supports Creative Cloud, it should provide a way of being able to be acquired and updated on Creative Cloud.... IMO, of course, I think it has to be verified by Abode > Creative Cloud app.

  Post edited by crosswind on October 15
• milliethegreat Posts: 410

  October 19

  Ok I see it in my photoshop plug-ins folder. Now how do I actually use it? I know that's probably a dumb question and most of you are shaking your heads right now. But please remember I'm not a professional 
• crosswind Posts: 9,564

  October 20

  1) DS > File > Send To > Initialize Photoshop 3D Bridge (ss1)
  2) Ps > File > Automate > DAZ Studio 3D Bridge... Click Preview Image, give it a proper settings (ss2)
  3) Click Render to New Layer... (ss3)

  

  

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