davegee Posted 14 hours ago Report Posted 14 hours ago Snowing 16_9.ptestyle Please see Rebuilt version lower down. DG 3 Quote
jienense Posted 9 hours ago Report Posted 9 hours ago Thank you very much for sharing this style; it’s always a great choice, especially for the upcoming season. While I’m at it, I’d like to mention something—I’ve run into the same issue quite a few times: the file size is 10.75 MB, even though it should be about half that. I’m not sure why it sometimes ends up duplicating the style. It’s not a major problem, but since I don’t know why it happens, I thought I’d bring it up. I’ve included an image. 1 Quote
Igor Posted 8 hours ago Report Posted 8 hours ago Thanks for sharing 33 minutes ago, jienense said: While I’m at it, I’d like to mention something—I’ve run into the same issue quite a few times: the file size is 10.75 MB, even though it should be about half that. I’m not sure why it sometimes ends up duplicating the style. It’s not a major problem, but since I don’t know why it happens, I thought I’d bring it up. Agreed, we’ll check tomorrow. Quote
davegee Posted 8 hours ago Author Report Posted 8 hours ago I agree with the discussion - the Main Component of the Style is the Snow Video and its size is 5.7Mb. I did notice that on one occasion the Style was just written when I expected an "Overwrite" warning. Could there be two Styles with the same Title? Maybe I will try deleting the Style and rebuilding it. DG Quote
davegee Posted 7 hours ago Author Report Posted 7 hours ago Rebuilt Version: Snowing 16_9 - 2.ptestyle DG Quote
AleAle5025 Posted 26 minutes ago Report Posted 26 minutes ago 7 hours ago, davegee said: I agree with the discussion - the Main Component of the Style is the Snow Video and its size is 5.7Mb. I did notice that on one occasion the Style was just written when I expected an "Overwrite" warning. Could there be two Styles with the same Title? Maybe I will try deleting the Style and rebuilding it. DG No, there will be only one style in the PicturesToExe folder. The files will not be overwritten. Instead, the existing files will be added to the folder, causing its size to double. To prevent this from happening, you need to start a new project. Quote
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