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I am making a plug-in using AI. AI asks for PrSDK.lib.
There is no API that will allow your code to forcibly change the current tool.
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You have the full SDK; we have no idea what "AI" means, when it asks for that.
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Thanks for replying.
First, I have a very general understanding of programming.
I'm using ChatGPT and Grok to create a tool I need.
During the process, Grok asked for the PrSDK.lib file, but I couldn't find it in the SDK I downloaded from Adobe's website.
It also claims that the Premiere Pro SDK zip file should be 20–50 MB, which is why I asked my question.
That said, I'd appreciate it if you could give me a hint on what to do next.
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Grok is 100% wrong, above. Keep in mind; neither Grok nor ChatGPT have ever successfully created ANY plugins for PPro. 🙂
>I'd appreciate it if you could give me a hint on what to do next.
What is it you're trying to write a plugin, to actually do?
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There are a lot of tools I’d like to create, but I wanted to test both these tools (and myself) by having them create this first:
As in other Adobe software, I wanted the space bar to act as the hand tool while it’s held down.
I managed to achieve this using AutoHotkey along with some coding through Grok.
It worked fine at first, but I ran into a problem I couldn’t solve — so I decided to try implementing it in Visual Studio instead.
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There is no API that will allow your code to forcibly change the current tool.
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The idea I implemented using AHK was this:
If the space bar is held down for more than xx milliseconds, AHK maps it to H (hand tool) while it's held. As soon as it's released, it's remapped to V (selection tool).
It worked as intended, but a problem arose when I typed at a certain speed — unwanted H and V characters would appear whenever I pressed the space bar.
This happens because AHK doesn’t recognize when a text input panel (like a search bar or a text layer) is active, so it applies the mapping regardless.
The goal now is to reimplement this logic, but with an added condition: if the API can detect when a text-related panel is selected, we can skip the remapping process in those cases.
With that said — isn’t it possible to do this?
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