MysticThumbs is Awesome!
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It works well with most extensions, however I cannot get .dae to show, can you?
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I've been using Mystic Thumb for quite some time and have to agree, its great.
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I installed the trial awhile back and found it slowed Windows to a crawl.
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@rich o brien said:
I installed the trial awhile back and found it slowed Windows to a crawl.
Is it no longer the case?So far I have not noticed any speed differences, but if I do I too will uninstall.
"Ain't nobody got time for dat"
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Wow!! the win is in my HDRI folder, all images are now viewable and fast, usually it takes a while using Xnview.
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@solo said:
Wow!! the win is in my HDRI folder, all images are now viewable and fast, usually it takes a while using Xnview.
Told you it was good...
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I use it too, and love it. However, once in a great while one of its internal processes goes nuts when i'm browsing through folders thats on our server. I have 16 GB of RAM and my RAM meter will suddenly crawl all the way to 100%. I just open task manager and stop the process thats using all of the RAM and it solves it. I can't prove that its MysticThumbs, but it seems to happen while trying to generate thumbnails while browsing the server drives.
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I do miss thumbnails for SketchUp.
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I have now used this over a month, best $25 spent in a while, I highly recommend this.
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XnView show SKP & HDR also and is free.
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@jpalm32 said:
XnView show SKP & HDR also and is free.
I used to have that before Mystic, I found it slow to show large HDRI thumbs
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@solo said:
@jpalm32 said:
XnView show SKP & HDR also and is free.
I used to have that before Mystic, I found it slow to show large HDRI thumbs
It is really slow at that, very true.
Solo: XNView has a MP version that is super fast with HDR, but for some reason SKP files aren't showing in 64 Version.
But HDR very fast.Has anyone tried Mootools 3D Brouser ($29) or Poly cruncher?
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