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I'd like to say that my quest for teaching myself how to use extension builder was something I have a burning desire to do, but in reality that's really not the case at all. Over the last few days, I've been grappling with the learning curve required to use the extension builder, and it's something I'm determined to do, in time. I fully understand that configuratior will no longer be maintained or updated but, as it already exists and many people use it, where is the sense in deliberately breaking Photoshop so configurator based panels can no longer be used there? This seems like madness to me! There may be advantages to HTML5-based panels, but I think it's wrong for Adobe to abandon support for panels that were created using Adobe software.įor the life so me, I don't see the sense in the decision to hobble Photoshop by deliberately withdrawing support for configurator based flash panels. I'm curious why the support for Configurator panels needs to be removed from Adobe applications? That's sort of like saying that Photoshop is no longer going to open images created 5 years ago because Adobe decided to change the specification for the PSD format and will no longer support the older format. So while you many never see that "lots and lots of panels are being created by Configurator," you may be hearing from lots and lots of users of Configurator once Adobe stops supporting the panels they have created.
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Switching to the HTML5 platform for panel development will mean that many, perhaps most, people using Configurator will no longer be able to make these custom panels since Extension Builder 3 is really intended only for those with software development skills, and once support for Flash-based panels is removed from Adobe applications, people that have created Configurator panels will no longer be able to use the ones they have already created.
They aren't necessarily intended for the masses and subsequently don't show up on Adobe Exchange.
They are tailored to very specific needs and application workflows. I don't think you're ever going to see "lots and lots of panels" because people are essentially creating these panels for themselves or close friends or business associates. Will the panels created by Configurator 4.0 work in PS CC after the middle of 2014 when support for Flash-based extensions is removed from Photoshop CC? For that matter, will the panels created in Configurator 3.0 work in PS CC after the middle of 2014?
If you're interested, please let me know and I will get you setup. You can also join the Photoshop developers' prerelease program for details specific to Photoshop. ĭetails about developing HTML5 extensions for Photoshop as well as for other Creative Cloud products are available in the Extension Builder pre-release program here. We are currently working on a new version of Adobe Extension Builder designed specifically to support the creation of these HTML5 based panels. The current version of Photoshop CC already includes support for a new type of HTML5 based panel. All other Creative Cloud products have already marked Flash-based panel support as deprecated at this time, meaning no future enhancements or bug fixes will be coming for Flash-based extensions. Photoshop CC, starting in the middle of 2014, will remove support for Flash-based extensions. I received the following email from Adobe: Does Configurator 4.0 (or Configurator 3) support the creation of HTML5-based panels?
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