| 166,7 → 166,7 |
|---|
| // 2. The recommended buffer suite (kPSBufferSuite), |
| // It does not work, since it causes memory corruption when the filter is invoked a second time. |
| // Probably the BufferSuite cannot be used to share data between filter invocations? |
| // Also, the buffer suite is only available in a Adobe Photoshop host. |
| // Also, the buffer suite is only available on the Adobe Photoshop host application. |
| /* |
| FFBuffer buf; |
| newBuffer(&buf, sizeof(globals_t)); |
| 268,12 → 268,13 |
|---|
| #endif |
| |
| if (pb->hostSig == HOSTSIG_ADOBE_PREMIERE) { |
| // DM 19.07.2021 : Tried running the 8BF file in Adobe Premiere 5 + Win98 (yes, that's possible, |
| // and there is even a FilterFactory for Premiere!), |
| // DM 19.07.2021 : Tried running the 8BF file in Adobe Premiere 5 + Win98 |
| // (yes, that's possible, and there is even a FilterFactory for Premiere!), |
| // but it crashes in evalpixel() where there is write-access to the "outp". |
| // DM 24.04.2022 : On Adobe Premiere 6 + Win10, the filter opens sometimes (and sometimes crashes inside DialogBoxParam), |
| // but the filter is not applied when you click "OK" (because it crashes internally; only the debugger sees it)... |
| // Probably the canvas structure is different (maybe it contains frames to achieve transitions?) |
| // Maybe the canvas structure is different (maybe it contains frames to achieve transitions?) |
| // TODO: make Filter Foundry compatible with Premiere! |
| if (!premiereWarnedOnce) { |
| simplealert_id(MSG_PREMIERE_COMPAT_ID); |
| } |