> -- Previous reply
(May 16th) accidentally was private instead of 'to list'; since I got no
reply I doubt if it came through:
I did get the reply when I checked my email, but I usually only check the public list for updates.
I made the same mistake when sending my first reply to your message (using reply/reply to author instead of reply all).
>
- During installation a folder is asked for to put a copy of the plugin in: folder remains empty
I broke that while adding the ARM64 plugin support to the installer, it should be fixed for the next release.
>
- Running stand-alone: noting happens when trying to open an image.
I am able to open images in standalone mode, does it give any error messages?
> - Running the plugin (in Affinity Photo): error message before plugin UI even shows.
What does the error message say?
> To me, this looks suspicious though. I guess there is explicit format of
the applications, such as .8bf or other Photoshop format.
I can understand that. :-)
This thread is a continuation of a thread on the old Yahoo Groups mailing list, so I did not describe what the
Plug-In Trampoline software is.
Plug-In Trampoline
is program that allows x64 and ARM64 plugin hosts to use x86 plugins. It is intended to be a freeware alternative to
software like AlphaPlugins LaunchBox on Microsoft Windows.
It operates by using a 64-bit Photoshop plugin that exports the current layer to be processed in separate x86 plugin host.
I normally would have made the code open source, but I cannot do that in this case due to the licensing restrictions of the post-6.0
Photoshop SDK versions. I currently implement the CS3/CS4 versions of the PICA Action Descriptor, Action List and Action Reference suites.
Most of the x86 plugins I have seen only use APIs that are present in the 6.0 SDK, but there may be others that require one of the newer suites.