
- #MAC FREECAD MACROS TUTORIAL HOW TO#
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ParamGet( 'User parameter:BaseApp/Preferences/Macro'). fromTheme( "dialog-ok"), str( macro) + str( " (Installed)")))

showmacro_worker = ShowMacroWorker( self. # Wrapper for urllib2.urlopen - python 2.7.8 does not yet support ssl.create_default_context Os_symlink = getattr( os, "symlink", None)Ĭsl = ctypes. NOGIT = False # for debugging purposes, set this to True to always use http downloads Import ssl # for ssl certificates when downloading addons from git Import FreeCAD, urllib2, re, os, shutil, sys You need a working internet connection, and the python-git package Inside your macros folder (default is $HOME/.FreeCAD on mac/linux,Ĭ:/Users/youruser/Application Data/FreeCAD on windows). This script is made to be used as a FreeCAD macro, and to be placed _author_ = "Yorik van Havre", "Jonathan Wiedemann" _title_ = "FreeCAD Addons installer Macro"
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#* License along with this program if not, write to the Free Software * #* You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public * #* GNU Library General Public License for more details. #* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. #* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY without even the implied warranty of * #* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * #* the License, or (at your option) any later version. #* as published by the Free Software Foundation either version 2 of * #* it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) * #* This program is free software you can redistribute it and/or modify *
#MAC FREECAD MACROS TUTORIAL DOWNLOAD#
My next step was to figure out what was being dowloaded and download those files manually. Sure enough, it was downloading a file … but deleting it on error, before I could save the downloaded installer file. Since updates took a while before failing, I figured it was actually executing something and used fs_usage -f filesys -w | grep -i adobe to check.
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I know how to click things, and I know when something is 404: ~ $ curl -I Ĭontent-Type: text/html charset=iso-8859-1 You need to to follow the “Right Click” steps which was attached with the last email for downloading the file on your computer from the link below: We would like to inform you that the direct download link is working fine at our end. After I told them (via email) the link was no good, they doubled down on the idea the link was working: They sent me to the Bridge updater page (the one I had already found, with its broken link). I didn’t need support, I just wanted the updater to work and for their website to have working links. AdobeCare sent me to chat support, who told me (rather ungramatically) that since CS6 was discontinued, support wasn’t available. These folks have a directory listing of the Adobe FTP site, but the download itself is no longer present.Īdobe Support was anti-helpful.
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The Internet Archive’s copy shows 9.1.1 but doesn’t download the zip file. The Camera Raw download page only goes back to 10.5.Adobe has a support page for Bridge 5.0.2, but the download link itself is 404.Updating these four components manually was difficult. The updater would get to the end of the process and error out.


Adobe Digital Publishing Suite Tools 2015.5.However, several pieces of support software failed to update: The apps themselves (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator) updated successfully. Once Mojave was up and running, installing Creative Suite from the DVD worked as expected.Īfter installation, I ran Adobe Application Manager to check for updates. The installer got stuck at the macOS Utilities screen, regardless of whether I dragged the Mohave installer app to Fusion or built an ISO.Įventually I installed Mojave on an external hard drive and used Fusion’s “Install macOS from the Recovery partition” feature to create a working VM.
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After repeatedly running into an error using a VirtualBox setup script, I downloaded VMware Fusion 12 Player and tried to install it. Not wanting to spend $60/month for occasional use, running these under Mojave in a VM was my next-best option. After upgrading from Mojave to Catalina and Big Sur, Adobe Creative Suite 6 Design Standard no longer worked (despite Illustrator and Photoshop being 64-bit apps).
