How can I help with documentation?

Report · Sep 27, 2019

I know many organizations keep their documentation on GitHub so you can submit Pull Requests for corrections but I know Adobe's apps aren't open source -- perhaps the documentation could be? Or is there a wiki?

I ask because I was reading the Adobe After Effects CC Help reference PDF and the sections I read, I noticed an error (a bit of instruction was incorrect -- it looked like someone copied and pasted a similar bullet point but forgot to change the text after they pasted it) and a sentence ending mid-sentence. It was something like, "You can find it in." and someone never got around to finishing it after, I'm guessing, they went to look for a title and/or link.

I can find those things and give page numbers but I'd love to be even more help if I could.

Report · Sep 27, 2019

Hey. Good thing you asked - there's an online repository for After Effects documentation that is kept up-to-date by the community, and the contribution is always welcome:

After Effects Expressions: http://expressions.aenhancers.com/
After Effects Plugin SDK: http://ae-plugin-sdk.aenhancers.com/
After Effects Scripting: http://docs.aenhancers.com/
Illustrator Scripting guide: http://ai.aenhancers.com/
Javascript Tools guide: http://estk.aenhancers.com/
Media Encoder Scripting guide: http://ame.aenhancers.com/
Premiere Plugin SDK: http://ppro-plugin-sdk.aenhancers.com/
Premiere Scripting guide: http://ppro.aenhancers.com/

Report · Sep 27, 2019

Hi there,

Thanks for updating us about the PDF manuals. We'll get it checked.

@Tomas_Sinkunas: Thanks for following up on this.

Regards,

Shivangi