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DavideSantinelli
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June 28, 2014
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Scripting for Premiere Pro CC / Premiere Pro CC 2014

  • June 28, 2014
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Using Extendscript Toolkit I've found that it can possible to scripting for Premiere Pro CC and Premiere Pro CC 2014, but my question is:

Why Adobe don't provide any relative scripting guide?? (It's essential to see at least the Object Model)

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Correct answer Bruce Bullis

What app is that? Here's what I see, in the current version of ExtendScript Toolkit:

Also, see the JavaScript Tools Guide included with ESTK, for more information on the Reflection object, which can be used to learn about any object.

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Bruce Bullis
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Bruce BullisCommunity Manager
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July 2, 2014

The Object Model is already visible and available in ExtendScript Toolkit.

Search "JavaScript Tools Guide CC.pdf" (in ESTK's /SDK folder), for more information on ExtendScript's "Reflection Object"; you can use this to get the params for any function.

You can also write me directly for help; b b b at adobe dot com.

    Kelly Anderson
    Kelly Anderson
    Inspiring
    October 16, 2014

    Sorry, I do not see the Object Model for Premiere Pro in the ExtendScript Toolkit.  I've attached an image of the options I see.

    Bruce Bullis
    Community Manager
    Bruce BullisCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
    Community Manager
    October 16, 2014

    What app is that? Here's what I see, in the current version of ExtendScript Toolkit:

    Also, see the JavaScript Tools Guide included with ESTK, for more information on the Reflection object, which can be used to learn about any object.

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