- Download http://westonthayer.com/tmp/BloksBeta.zip
- Unzip to
- On a PC:
%appdata%\Adobe\CEP\extensions\
- On a Mac:
~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions/
- On a PC:
- Rename the folder from
BloksBeta
tocom.westonthayer.bloks
- Enable unsigned Adobe CEP extensions
- On a PC: open the registry editor (
<WINKEY + R>
thenregedit
) and add a value atHKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Adobe\CSXS.6
of typeREG_SZ
and valuePlayerDebugMode
. Set the data to1
- On a Mac: in Terminal, run
defaults write com.Adobe.CSXS.6 PlayerDebugMode 1
- On a PC: open the registry editor (
- Open Illustrator, go to Preferences > Plugins & Scratch Disks. Set an additional plugin folder that points to...
- On a PC:
%appdata%\Adobe\CEP\extensions\com.westonthayer.bloks\BloksAIPlugin\Win\release\
- On a Mac:
~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions/com.westonthayer.bloks/BloksAIPlugin/Mac/release/
- On a PC:
- Restart Illustrator, you should see a "Hello World" message from the BlokAIPlugin on boot
- Open a new document and go to Window > Extensions > Bloks
- The undo stack will be a bit wonky
- You need to open the Bloks extension window at least once per Illustrator boot, otherwise Bloks isn't "awake"
- You can use
<CTRL + R>
(or<CMD + R>
on a Mac) to force a layout pass - If you get an exception: 1346458189 ('PARM'), the only known solution is to close and restart Illustrator