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Yes! It works now. Thank you so much ^_^ Arat

Does the plugin DLL need to be in the effects folder or the Custom Brushes folder(in Documents)? I'm confused on that and what do I need to do to install it? On all of the other plugins a got, I just put them in the effects folder and they worked fine... :? I tried redownloading it like you said, but nothing changed. I'm still getting the pop up error... I have V3.31 of PDN and Vista I'm sorry...I'm slightly computer illiterate...I'm probably just not doing something right. Arat

Ok, I tried to get the plug in, but I can't get it to work. every time I try to run it, it tries to run in PDN, and I get the pop-up error message "The Image type is not recognized and cannot be opened." What am I doing wrong? Where to I need to save it? I have been downloading the .zip file to my desktop, unzipping it, then moving the whole thing to my documents. Everytime, the only folder is the "Custom Brushes" folder. Inside of that is the custom brushes DLL. Can someone please wirte down step by step what I need to do to get this do to get it to work? Thank you so much. Arat

Must've missed that one...but that's pretty much what I was searching for. Thanks. ^_^ Now I don't have to go and sit by a window:P ~Arat~

Alrighty...Long time ghostie, first time poster...I've played around with PDN a bit, gotten many plugins on my scouring of the Tut page trying to learn new techniques(still far from the best), and created some interesting(I think) things. I searched around and am fairly certain that I'm not reposting something. My question is: Is there some plugin(or combination thereof) or Tutorial that can create the effect of rain splatters on a windshield? I've played around, but can't get anything that looks realistic, so I figured that I might enlist you all to help me? I would be very much grateful. If anyone isn't sure what I mean, google "Rain on windshield" or something similar. Thanks in advance. ~Arat~ PS If no solution can be found, you will all find me sitting by a window, waiting for rain to come so I can photograph it.