The blue processing bar in the right hand column is showing the progress of batch processing. After each image is completed the bar will be partially filled, and completely filled on completion of the full batch (or, if only one image is being processed, when it’s completed):
I’m pointing out the bug wrt processing an individual image.
Used to be, for most Topaz products, the blue bar would proceed - under the word “Processing” - to give users a sense of where (% wise) the processing was for that image. You’d know how much more processing time it would take - relatively.
Now it’s nebulous b/c there’s no blue status bar movement b/c that bar is now missing that had been there in the past.
It’s a bug that the code to show that disappeared…
I’m not seeing in the standalone or the plugin. Though after initial install & launch of standalone I always use the Ps plugin. I’ll run again in about an hour - to verify it didn’t just need a day to ‘settle in’.
Out of curiosity, did you get a green shield desktop icon for DAI? I keep thinking it’s trash to clean off my desktop with the wht pc of paper w/turned corner icon…
This is so odd. B/c I didn’t see either of these things in at least the last 2 non-commercial runs either. It’s not a matter of the code builds incrementally on previous installations, is it? So if I uninstall I’m removing some code hint of how things are supposed to work…
I still don’t see any Blue Status Bar in the (Ps) plugin. Plus, when my monochrome image is returned to the Ps layer stack (after DAI processing) there’s a distinct cyan color cast to many of the edges (I hadn’t tested mono images previously …):
Still no PC (Win 10) desktop green shield icon for me today. Even though the installed program had a nite to rest up after its install yesterday afternoon.
In my screenshot you can see the blue status bar at the top - it’s about halfway across. Your screenshot says the processing only took 1 second so it’s not really surprising that you didn’t see the bar move across.
But the test images I used yesterday were taking considerably more than 1 sec. and I didn’t see the blue processing status bar for them either. They were higher res, full-color, landscape images (with skies that seemed noisy - even though not night - and needed cleanup).