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Hi do you think adobe product is workable with P4VFX pipeline? #2

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tws0002 opened this issue Nov 1, 2017 · 1 comment
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tws0002 commented Nov 1, 2017

Hi TomMinor,

do you think adobe product is workable with P4VFX pipeline?

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TomMinor commented Dec 6, 2017

Hi @tws0002,

Sorry for not replying sooner! P4VFX won't plug into Adobe products as easily as it does Maya, Houdini etc because they don't have Python natively embedded in them. This also means PySide isn't available from within them.

I investigated a bit myself and it is possible to use Python, just a bit complicated:
https://evanmccall.wordpress.com/2015/03/09/how-to-develop-photoshop-tools-in-python/

Shotgun Toolkit seems to manage it by running a Python (with PySide) outside of Photoshop and sending commands - "The communication between Photoshop and Python happens with TCP/IP connections between the processes. "
https://github.com/shotgunsoftware/tk-photoshop/wiki/Documentation

If you could solve the lack of Python/Pyside issue, you could hack something together to add a P4VFX menu into the Adobe product as a plugin and setup each button press to send commands to an external Python.

Good luck!
Tom

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