Adobe has released Adobe Generator for Photoshop CC. Generator helps you create image assets in real time out of a single photoshop document that are updated in real time by just adding a file extension to the name of a layer or layer group in photoshop! Very cool!
Now I sweat by Extensis Suitcase Fusion as a great font management tool and love it’s auto font activation (though I do wish they would make a plug in for After Effects), but right now Extensis Suitcase Fusion 5’s autoactivation plug in is crashing Photoshop CC so it won’t launch.
Here is my crash log which I am posting for Extensis to see, and hopefully fix the issue.
Adobe has updated Adobe Configurator 4, and it is available from Adobe Labs. It is a preview, but lets you make custom panels for Indesign and Photoshop! Very very cool.
Now if only you could sync them through Creative Cloud so you could always have your custom panels with you!
I couldn’t locate the option in Photoshop, so I started searching and found the answer on one of Adobe’s Blogs.
Note: we removed the option in preferences to point to a “Additional Plug-Ins Folder” in Photoshop CC as it caused more problems than it solved.
Now here is something I completely don’t agree with as this folder made it so much easier to upgrade versions, as you could keep your 3rd party plug ins in a separate folder, and just point the new version at them. SO MUCH EASIER THAN HAVING TO GO THROUGH YOUR PLUG INS FOLDER EVER UPGRADE AND MIGRATE STUFF! Annoying adobe, very annoying!
In fact, the only application in the entire suite that will launch is Bridge CC. Every single app has a different problem when it launches, but none of them will launch.
Here is the Adobe Photoshop Help page, and it doesn’t seem to have a PDF Manual as of yet.
MacTech has the announcement, and it is a free upgrade for current users or $249.99 for new users on sale for $199.95. This is an awesome set of plug-ins that I use all the time, and can’t recommend it more highly.
Just ignore Rain Wilson being a moron, but this is so impressive. Being able to relight and image with another similar photo in photoshop, and even cooler being able to steal a look from an image or movie and process your video with it. They say it is very processor intensive and I believe it, but still very impressive!
Check out free photoshop grid’s plug in called GuideGuide. It’s free, and great when you need to be precise. Works with CS5 and CS6.