[Help] Trick with the BF2 editor in vista

[J.F.Leusch69]

hey using VISTA 32 and both fixxes doenst work for me

old one the PS dosent work
your new doesnt

and the custom by guedeo also doesnot work

[Guedoe]

hey using VISTA 32 and both fixxes doenst work for me

old one the PS dosent work
your new doesnt

and the custom by guedeo also doesnot work

did you just open ps or open ps then a psd, i tried just starting ps and it did not work till i opened a psd file. I copied and put the dll into the C:\Program Files (x86)\EA GAMES\Battlefield 2 folder, for you it would be C:\Program Files\EA GAMES\Battlefield 2 or wherever you installed it, just askin...

[OkitaMakoto]

Fix didnt work for me either, i dropped the file in a number of the mentioned locations and restarted. Might try again in a bit...

[J.F.Leusch69]

did you just open ps or open ps then a psd, i tried just starting ps and it did not work till i opened a psd file. I copied and put the dll into the C:\Program Files (x86)\EA GAMES\Battlefield 2 folder, for you it would be C:\Program Files\EA GAMES\Battlefield 2 or wherever you installed it, just askin...

no doesnt change anything

well luckily i also got a **** XP on my harddrive so i could still map

[[FH2]Mr_Cheese]

Thanks for looking into this

I have Windows 7 Pro 32-bit and none of the fixes work (no PS so dll copied manually to various places and PC restarted).

I also downloaded Win 7's XP virtual machine but that has no D3D support - as far as I know... Does anyone know if there's a way to get D3D working in the XP VM?

[fuzzhead]

thanks so much creepin, this fixed my problem, I had to install photoshop to get this to work though.

I had the exact same issue with moving objects, and running winxp with CD version BF2.

[[FH2]Mr_Cheese]

I've just installed 64-bit Windows 7 and still can't get the Editor to work properly with the dll copied to Windows/System or the BF2 main folder. Can anyone tell me if the opening PS and a psd fix works with PS Elements? Thanks.

[Dr Rank]

Mr_Cheese;1223879']I've just installed 64-bit Windows 7 and still can't get the Editor to work properly with the dll copied to Windows/System or the BF2 main folder. Can anyone tell me if the opening PS and a psd fix works with PS Elements? Thanks.

I'm not sure about PS Elements but I'm using Win 7 x64 and Photoshop CS3 and the photoshop trick works for me. However Win 7 already has the missing file creepin mentioned in its system32 so I still have to load up an image in photoshop every time. I'm really glad I can actually use Win 7 for mapping though, not had any other issues other than the compatibility ones you get when setting up, great work creepin!

[[FH2]Mr_Cheese]

Just to update: the PS trick doesn't work with PS Elements 3.0. I still can't get the original comctl32.dll trick to work either

Edit: just installed the PS CS4 trial and it works fine. So I now have 30 days of mapping time unless someone gives me £150

[Sniperdog]

Another way to fix this problem is to turn on gamebooster.

You can download it here:
MajorGeeks.Com - Contacting Download Site

[[FH2]Mr_Cheese]

Just turn it on and start the Editor? I just tried that with no luck

[myles]

thanks i will try