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1. Close Photoshop
2. Download the IntelTextureWorks_1.0.4.zip file and expand it on your local computer
3. Copy the desired plugin from either of the following unzipped folders
   • .../IntelTextureWorks_1.0.4\Plugins\x64\IntelTextureWorks.8bi
   • .../IntelTextureWorks_1.0.4\Plugins\Win32\IntelTextureWorks.8bi
4. Paste the plugin into the appropriate Photoshop Plugin folder
   • D:\Program Files\Adobe Photoshop CC 2014\Required\Plug-Ins\File Formats
   • D:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS6 (64 Bit)\Plug-ins\File Formats
5. Copy the cubemap scripts from:
   • .../IntelTextureWorks_1.0.4\PhotoshopScripts\IntelTextureWorks-ConvertCubeMap.jsx
   • .../IntelTextureWorks_1.0.4\PhotoshopScripts\IntelTextureWorks-CubeMapGaussianBlur.jsx
6. Paste the cubemap scripts into:
   • D:\Program Files\Adobe Photoshop CC 2014\Presets\Scripts

1. File > Save As
2. Select "Save as type" > Intel® Texture Works (*.DDS;*.DDS)
3. Navigate to store location
4. Assign file name
5. Save
6. Select desired plugin options and preview (pan/zoom), as necessary
7. Ok

Multiple resident DDS plugins can result in a texture display error on load. To avoid this, use the following process to reload textures saved with the Intel® Texture Works plugin for Photoshop

1. File > Open As
2. Select Intel® Texture Works (*.DDS;*.DDS) as type (to the right of "File name" field)
3. Select file
4. Select desired mipmap loading options if applicable
5. Select desired color profile loading options

Use the GitHub Issue Tracking System to log your bugs, enhancement (requests), and feedback (general impressions appreciated). Labels really help here - please use them.

• Not all authoring apps can read the latest BCn textures. We're keeping a running list of authoring app BCn load status on the Wiki here
• To implement BCn texture compression in your own apps and engines download the sample source code here
• The FAQ is also available on the Wiki

• Windows* (32/64) versions 7, 8, 10
• Photoshop* CS6 through CC2015

• Visual Studio 2012 (or possibly higher, although so far all builds created with 2012)
• Photoshop CS6 SDK, can be obtained from here: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/photoshop/sdk.html
• Adobe Photoshop 32 or 64 bit, CS6 or higher.
• Intel® Implicit SPMD Program Compiler (https://github.com/ispc/ispc/releases)

• Install Photoshop CS6 SDK on developer machine
• Copy ispc.exe to 3rdParty\Intel\Tools\ directory
• Open IntelTextureTools solution
• Go to Property Manager and edit settings for Microsoft.Cpp.Win32.user and Microsoft.Cpp.x64.user, adding the following User Macro PHOTOSHOP_SDK_CS6 =
• Choose platform appropriate to the version of Photoshop you wish to test with (Win32 or x64)
• Build! For convenience plugin binaries will be copied to "~/Plugins/[platform]" folder.

• create an alias/shortcut to the appropriate platform folder and place it in the matching Photoshop Plug-ins folder (this will allow photoshop to load plugin from build location)
• in plugin project, select Properties->Configuration->Debugging->Target and browse to photoshop executable

This project utilizes the following code (located under 3rdParty folder)

• DirectXTex, from https://github.com/Microsoft/DirectXTex (Sourced from tag Jul2015)
• Intel, BC compression code and helpers

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