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I am trying to setup RadeonPro to use SweetFX, and have followed this guide to enable it. However when I get to the point where I make a folder for SweetFX and extract it's files to it, RadeonPro says "The specified folder does not exist" when I try and save the settings. Thus it won't allow me to enable SweetFX.
I have tried renaming the folder just as it shows in the guide, and even putting it on my F: drive vs the secondary partition of my OS drive, but still no luck. These are also the latest versions of RadeonPro and the SweetFX shader suite.
Can anyone tell me why this is happening or how to circumvent it?
What's even more strange is if I put just the compressed archive of SweetFX in the folder without extracting it's contents, Radeon Pro will say "SweetFX files could not be found on selected folder" right after I establish the folder path before even attempting to Save the settings. So it's only the final Save process where it loses track of the folder.
I have tried renaming the folder just as it shows in the guide, and even putting it on my F: drive vs the secondary partition of my OS drive, but still no luck. These are also the latest versions of RadeonPro and the SweetFX shader suite.
Can anyone tell me why this is happening or how to circumvent it?
What's even more strange is if I put just the compressed archive of SweetFX in the folder without extracting it's contents, Radeon Pro will say "SweetFX files could not be found on selected folder" right after I establish the folder path before even attempting to Save the settings. So it's only the final Save process where it loses track of the folder.
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