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Check out Vegas project file upload!
Howdy Vegas folks! We’ve had a lot of requests for uploading project files as part of the troubleshooting process. We’ve supported .zip files for ages, but after a number of requests from members using After Effects and Cinema 4D, we implemented direct .aep and .c4d file upload — no need to zip first. They’re telling us it’s working well!
While we have Vegas at the COW farmhouse, it’s been a while since any of us have, uhm, done any actual work with Vegas.
(Or anything that’s not directly web-related, honestly.) So we used a test file that we threw together in quick and dirty fashion, but we can’t really test this without real files.I need a volunteer or two to reply to this, and there at the bottom of the text entry box, you’ll see a file icon. Just click and upload your .veg files to make sure that they go up okay, then download it again to test that we haven’t introduced any alien DNA into it.

(btw, we’re getting reports that some people aren’t seeing the icons — we’re looking into this! If all you see are blank squares, no worries — the file upload is the third square from the left, just like in the image below.)
Note that after you’ve uploaded your file, you can click on it to add more details in a lightbox window, similar to the lightbox window for images.
Speaking of images, we’ve made some BIG improvements in image upload. Try it again if you haven’t in a while, maybe in the Test Posting forum. Start your own thread, or jump on my thread on this very subject, where I tweaked this feature set with one of our members over the weekend.
I can’t promise that every new feature will show up in the course of making a few posts over the weekend, but hey, sometimes they do!
This is one that we definitely did with you in mind, so please let me know what you think. And for any other feature requests, head on over to the Letters to The COW Team forum, and we’ll work ’em out there!
Thanks again for all of your contributions to making Creative COW the thriving, worldwide community that it is!
Tim Wilson
Editor-in-Chief
Creative COW
