Hi Rob,
I had something like this happen long ago. Don’t know if this
will work for you, but you might want to give it a try.
With the file on your Windows machine,
- launch Photoshop
- go to File -> Open
- find the file on your computer
- see if it opens this way
- if it does, once it is open, do a “save as” using the same
name, but in a different location
- now trying opening your AE file and linking the ‘saved as’
photoshop file.
I had a PS file that had become corrupt (actually a bug that
was common a few years back when moving a PS file to a new
location). I was able to get it work by following the steps I
outlined. Please note - don’t try double clicking the file to
open it in Ps. Be sure you open it by File -> Open in Ps.
Let me know if this works.
Good luck!
..................
motion.tv
A bit more information:
Apparently the photoshop file was saved on a mac without
the .psd extension. When adding the .psd it still refuses to
update however. When opening the file on the Mac, everything
works well without the extension. When an extension was
added, I began to get zero denominator errors when trying to
relink files.
-Rob
On 5/3/2014 12:26 PM, Robert Houghton wrote:
Hi all,
I was hoping someone could shine a light on this one as
it's going to force me to re-import a 400+ layer photoshop
file. I've moved a project over to another workstation
from a Mac (CS6) to my home computer (Win7 CC). Normally I
can just find one layer in the file and use reload footage
to relink it. The relink works but the usual "After
Effects has found XXX missing images" that follows it
since the remaining layers are part of the same photoshop
document does not happen. Any way to make this work in AE?
-Rob
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