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NoobNobods
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April 23, 2019
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Help creating custom panels in Adobe Configurator 4 for Photoshop CC (v20)

  • April 23, 2019
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Hello..

I'm having trouble figuring out getting the custom panels to appear in the PS extensions drop down menu.

In AC4, the option to export panel as ZXP extension is greyed out.

- I've installed AC4, created a basic panel and followed Adobe's instructions to move the exported files to /Plug-ins/Panels folder. (No success)

- There's also this past thread from 2 yrs ago (bit confusing for me to follow): Adobe Configurator 4

Do I need to manually create a manifest file for AC4; if so how?

How can I access the option to "export panel ZXP"?

Thanks in advance!

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    Correct answer D Fosse

    Configurator is dead. It no longer works with Photoshop.

    Configurator was Flash-based, which is no longer supported. I think you can still make panels using HTML5, but AFAIK there's no Adobe utility for doing it.

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    jacksoncarvalho
    jacksoncarvalho
    Participant
    July 20, 2021

    where that can I download the Configurator 4.0 the latest version to run on MAC OSX?

     

    Jeff Arola
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    Jeff ArolaCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    July 20, 2021

    Since Configurator 4 is 32 bit, macOS Mojave 10.14 is the newest macOS that Confogurator 4 can run on. Plus you need Air to run Configurator and photoshop cs5/cs6 or photoshop cc (the first photoshop cc version 14.2.1).

     

     

    Adobe AIR is now developed by HARMAN

     

    Configurator 4

    mac

    configurator4_p2_mac_072513.dmg

    jacksoncarvalho
    jacksoncarvalho
    Participant
    July 22, 2021

    Thank you so much. I will try by this way.

    D Fosse
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    D FosseCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    April 23, 2019

    Configurator is dead. It no longer works with Photoshop.

    Configurator was Flash-based, which is no longer supported. I think you can still make panels using HTML5, but AFAIK there's no Adobe utility for doing it.

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