Nomad EOS Pixel Mapping

I'm having the same issue on a computer running Windows 8. Nomad version is Eos 2.2.0.9.0.96

Which version of the pixel mapping installer are you using? For Eos v2.2.0 and above, you'll want the v1.0.1 installer in order for it to put the media in the right location.

What specific error are you seeing? Is it an install error message or missing media files when you launch Nomad?

I used the pixel mapping installer v.1.0.1. The error occurs when I go to Browser>File>Import>Pixel Map Media>All Pixel Map Media>My Document>ETC>Eos>Media Archive. I press [Enter] , then Start Import. I get a message that says "Media Import Failed, see Diagnostics Log for details".  The Diagnostics tab shows "Error, CopyFileEx failed with error 3" after many of the files. I've included some screenshots that may be helpful.

The log shows that your Media Archive Path is set to "C:\Program files (x86)\Eos\MediaArchive". This is wrong.

This incorrect setting may be caused by running an older version of the Pixel Map installer at some point, or by manually selecting this location.
- Note that settings are not changed by installing an update to Eos or Pixel Mapping, so if it was wrong at any point in the past it'll stay incorrect until you manually reset it.

It should be %USERPROFILE%\Documents\ETC\Eos\MediaArchive.

Exit to the Nomad Shell, "Settings" > "General" and click "Restore Default" for your Media Archive path to restore the default path.

The log shows that your Media Archive Path is set to "C:\Program files (x86)\Eos\MediaArchive". This is wrong.

This incorrect setting may be caused by running an older version of the Pixel Map installer at some point, or by manually selecting this location.
- Note that settings are not changed by installing an update to Eos or Pixel Mapping, so if it was wrong at any point in the past it'll stay incorrect until you manually reset it.

It should be %USERPROFILE%\Documents\ETC\Eos\MediaArchive.

Exit to the Nomad Shell, "Settings" > "General" and click "Restore Default" for your Media Archive path to restore the default path.

Thanks, that fixed it for me!