El Capitan Beta 2 and Illustrator CC 2015

[Edgard_Melara]

Illustrator 2015 ran like a rocket on El Capitan Beta 1. I just installed Beta 2 last night and Illustrator fails to launch with "Missing Required Plugins".

It's not a huge deal as I run Illustrator 2015 on a Yosemite Mac as well, but I was enjoying the fast performance on El Capitan. Anyone have the same issue/fix?

I've done all the usual, uninstall/install etc.

[sampnorris]

Unfortunately that isn't the case with me as I upgraded to beta 2 post installing CC 2015 and I still get this warning

[tara_gregory]

I'm having the same issue!  Ran perfectly with Beta 1, however since installing Beta 2, I get the window below:  Please if anyone has a fix, help me out!

[Edgard_Melara]

For now I re-downloaded Illustrator 2014 from Adobe's site (under Previous Versions).

[tara_gregory]

Ok, I'll try that!!!  Thanks so much!

[byteb84738378]

It'a a bug on Illustrator. It has one slash ("/") more than it should when looking for these files (problem on the prepareBundlePkgInfoValue or GetDirectoryURLs function):

I will try to find a workaround, and if I find something, I will post it here.

[AshutoshChaturvedi]

Hi,

We aware of launch issues starting El Capitan Beta 2

We are investigating the issue and we will look forward to fix it.

-- Ashutosh

[jefsch]

Is there a way to download Illustrator CC 2014 for Mac until you fix this problem? It does not show in my "Previous Versions" section in the Creative Cloud app and I need to get back up and running with Illustrator.

[Edgard_Melara]

Have another look. I downloaded 2014 from the Creative Cloud app and as of a moment ago it's still there and available.

[jefsch]

Not in mine.

[jefsch]

Wayne, I think it was in your CC app because it was never uninstalled.

If anyone knows how I can get the previous version, please let me know.

Thanks in advance!

[jefsch]

Just an FYI, all other CC apps are working on my system, it is just Illustrator that has the issue.

[Handycam]

I thought so, too, but I eventually found it here:

[jefsch]

Handicap, thank you!

[jefsch]

oops!!! ...Handyman...

[Guest]

I've just downloaded the trial of Illustrator CC2015 and am also having this issue with the current 10.11 beta. I'd love for this to be fixed before my trial runs out before having been able to use the app!

[gbeboli]

There will be an update on El Capitan (beta 3) on monday, which might fix it. Cross fingers and retry on monday.

[entrelinea_devTeam]

There is no update El Capitan(beta 3) yet...

[gbeboli]

There should be one today (as it didn't happen yesterday). Right now it's 7AM in San Francisco, so maybe in the next few hours.

[tattedpisces313]

I am having the same issue.  Waiting on beta 3, as of 8:42pm PST no update from Apple on a new beta.  Using Illustrator 2014 for now. 

[Edgard_Melara]

It will be Adobe, not Apple, that does the update to Illustrator.

[Guest]

It was in the updates this morning (Wednesday), but unfortunately this new update still crashed upon launch. I then uninstalled Illustrator and installed again, but still get the same crash with the message about missing plugins.

Dang! Illustrator 2014 for a bit longer, I guess...

[peterharte · Accepted solution]

Yeah,

EL Capitan DP3 solves the issue!

[Edgard_Melara]

Well! I'll be a Bluenosed Gopher! It did take an El Capitan update. I was wrong.

[jefsch]

Yup, all good on this end as well...back up and running with Illustrator CC 2015!

[tattedpisces313]

Yup back up and running.  The first time I got the crash error but tried a second time and it opened right up.  WHEW!