Can't access the /modules directory to install a plugin manually - Lightroom Classic, MAC

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May 21, 2018
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I have to install the Plug-in XRiteColorCheckerPassport and i should put it in User Name > Library > Application Support > Adobe > Lightroom > Modules but i can't find the Modules folder

I put the plugin in Machintosh HD > Applications > Lightroom > (show package content) > Contents > Plugin

In Lightroom in plugin manager it shows up but when i try to export a new color profile with ColorCheckerPassport it says "Can not create profile. An unknown error occurred."

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Ian Lyons

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Put it in User Name > Library > Application Support > Adobe > Lightroom > Plugins. If the folder doesn't exist then just create it and put the xrite p..-in into same

Do NOT try to install it into the application package!

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xavrilssmileAuthor

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I put the plugin where you said (i had to create the Plugins folder because it didn't exist) but it doesn't show anymore in Lightroom and i can't export with it

Ian Lyons

Community Expert

Thanks but when i search the plugin to add, i can't find it because the library folder is invisible. How can i add it to the plugin manager?

Make the User Library visible using instructions in Access hidden Mac OS library files

Method 3 in above is probably best solution as it makes User Library permanently visible.

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