Quote:Original post by EmptyVoid
I need up to 256 slices and I'm NOT making 256 files for one texture. I didn't ask how to load a texture I asked how to write a photoshop plugin!

Also not meaning an exporter plug-in, I still hint at importing a standard PS file. It provides you with named layers, so you can use a defined layer layout especially for your purposes. E.g. if the importer expects to get a cube map it requires the PS file to provide 6 layers in a defined order; if it expects a stacked 3D map it requires the PS file to provide 2 or more layers, and so on. You can also interpret the layer names for such purposes. I once used the layers for different states of sprite animations. Of course, you got 2 files then: The "original" PS file and the own compiled texture file.

Did you try to do you own research? You can find the Adobe SDK with a few clicks on their website (you'll need to register), and Google includes links and references to it in nearly every sane-sounding search query for Photoshop plugin development.

Get the Photoshop SDK. It probably comes with a few examples, and there is documentation available.

Also, don't bump your posts the way you have been.

It was much easier to find it by trying to navigate directly. Their search sucks; use Google for that.