Typewriter Plugin not loading post Upgrade to V1.0.10.1

[Hobgoblin]

Typewriter Plugin not loading post Upgrade to V1.0.10.1

Can someone confirm if this is an issue peculiar to Linux Mint 11, is it working for others?

AftershotPro.log reports:
46751.457: SettingsWindow::addTabs() - ui file missing: "/opt/AfterShotPro/supportfiles/tools/net.sadman.aftershot.typewriter"

The ui file is still there.

I've deleted and reinstalled the plugin, no errors reported at installation.
But no entry in Tabs.

FWIW: Its still working well in WinXP .
R.

[afx]

Typewriter Plugin not loading post Upgrade to V1.0.10.1

Yup, some change in the bundled libs leads to this. Sadman needs to recompile the Linux version.

cheers
afx

[kaymann]

Same for Win 7 loads and visible but applies no text to the photo... Shut down ASP and Restart and Text is still in dialog box but no text on photo...

[afx]

Same for Win 7 loads and visible but applies no text to the photo... Shut down ASP and Restart and Text is still in dialog box but no text on photo...

I just posted images in the Corel forum with TypeWriter applied (via a preset) running on a Windows 7 box...

cheers
afx

[kaymann]

Same for Win 7 loads and visible but applies no text to the photo... Shut down ASP and Restart and Text is still in dialog box but no text on photo...

Mine shows none for font and drop down will not allow any of my fonts to show...

[dFlyer]

I can confirm Typewriter not working on Ubuntu 12.04 beta2 with current upgrade to V1.0.1.10 of ASP.

[Jige_24]

ASP 1.0.10.1 under Windows XP, Type writer is OK.

[kaymann]

Same for Win 7 loads and visible but applies no text to the photo... Shut down ASP and Restart and Text is still in dialog box but no text on photo...

Mine shows none for font and drop down will not allow any of my fonts to show...

So I found the fix is to repeat all my fonts in the appdata folder C:\Users\Your_Name\AppData\Local\Corel\AfterShot Pro\PluginData\typewriter.

That sounds a little outta there... Has anyone found a better solution like a pointer to the already established win fonts folder?

[afx]

So I found the fix is to repeat all my fonts in the appdata folder C:\Users\Your_Name\AppData\Local\Corel\AfterShot Pro\PluginData\typewriter.

That sounds a little outta there... Has anyone found a better solution like a pointer to the already established win fonts folder?

That is the default location.
A plug-in specific directory in the PluginData directory in the AS user folder.
Been that way since the latest SDK was published.

cheers
afx

[Hobgoblin]

There is a temporary Fix.
See sadman's response in the other place.
http://support.bibblelabs.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=98&t=16692

[kaymann]

There is a temporary Fix.
See sadman's response in the other place.
http://support.bibblelabs.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=98&t=16692

Thanks!

a file named

typeWriter.cfg

A text file containing the path to your font folder (typically c:\windows\fonts)

located in C:\Users\Your_Name\AppData\Local\Corel\AfterShot Pro\PluginData\typewriter\

[Hobgoblin]

There is a temporary Fix.
See sadman's response in the other place.
http://support.bibblelabs.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=98&t=16692

Thanks!

a file named

typeWriter.cfg

A text file containing the path to your font folder (typically c:\windows\fonts)

located in C:\Users\Your_Name\AppData\Local\Corel\AfterShot Pro\PluginData\typewriter\

Your reply seems somewhat irrelevant in this context.
Perhaps you meant to respond to 'afx's post rather than mine, or intended to reply to 'sadman' on the Bibble Forum.

R.

[kaymann]

Thanks!

First create a file named

typeWriter.cfg

Which is a text file containing the path to your font folder (typically c:\windows\fonts)

Place the typeWiter.cfg file in C:\Users\Your_Name\AppData\Local\Corel\AfterShot Pro\PluginData\typewriter\


No offense meant. It was simply a way to help others so they would not have to wade through 18 pages to find the fix buried 3/4 of the way through. The thank you was sincere. I had seen that post before and checked the first and last couple of pages, but you inspired me to read all 18.

Ultimately it seems zText handles fonts in a more user friendly manner with more variables and will be my text factory for the time being.

[Hobgoblin]

<snip>
No offense meant. It was simply a way to help others so they would not have to wade through 18 pages to find the fix buried 3/4 of the way through. The thank you was sincere. I had seen that post before and checked the first and last couple of pages, but you inspired me to read all 18.

No offence taken.
I simply felt that without linking your post back to' sadman's reply in the other place it was unclear where you were coming from.

Cheers,
R.