All plug-ins and renderers can be started without Python.
The Python installation is checked only when Python is really needed (i.e. when a script starts with #!py).
If the installation is missing, Python scripts return the error 1.
For the first Python script, a corresponding warning message is also shown. The following Python versions are expected:
- Mac:
Python must be installed in the default location /Library/Frameworks.
Other Python installations are not supported.
- Windows: On Windows, Python 3.10 is already included in the installation package. Further installations are not necessary.
- Linux: /usr/lib/python3.8 (exactly)
By the way, you can have any other, even newer Python version(s) installed.
These versions are ignored by the priint:comet plug-ins and by comet_pdf.
Whether a program can be executed depends more on the Operating System than on the hardware:
Executability |
Until Catalina Mac OS X 10.15 |
Since Big Sur, Mac OS 11 |
Intel |
M-Series |
Intel-Only Software |
Yes |
Yes |
Rosetta 2 |
Universal Software |
No |
Yes, in Intel Mode |
Yes, in ARM Mode |
We support Universal software from InDesign® and Illustrator® 2022 onwards.
The Finder information of all of our plug-ins contains a corresponding note whether the plugin is Intel or Universal.
For the installation of the plug-ins we strongly recommend the installers provided by WERK II:
If a manual installation is necessary for any reason, it is important to replace all (but not more) plug-ins.
Replacing individual plug-ins of different releases will crash InDesign.
Here you can find complete zip sets of the plug-ins:
All plug-ins are checked against malware by Apple.
However, since you did not get the plug-ins from the App Store, it is necessary to change the security settings of your System Settings:
- Choose Privacy & Security in the sidebar
- Click General on the top.
- Under the point Allow apps downloaded from select Choose App Store and identified developers.
Because this file contains entries from our bug tracking system, the content of this file is partly in German.
The table describes the features and bug fixes of the .
Revision |
Case |
Description |
v4.3 R34671
23.04.2024
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No Functional Changes
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v4.3 R34458
12.03.2024
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Python Improvements |
The following improvements have been made to the Python integration:
New functions:
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v4.3 R34266
06.02.2024
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Python improvements |
The following improvements have been made to the Python integration:
- The following functions now additionally accept tuple[int, int, int, str] for the recordID parameter(s):
- placeholder.link parameter length now has a default of -1 to prevent confusion when loading text placeholders
- placeholder.load parameter start now has a default of -1 (Load all placeholders)
- runCScript has a new parameter logExecution (default False) to disable logging about the script run (execution time, script ID etc...)
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CScript improvements |
- There are new CScript functions available:
- run_python parameter flags can now be used to disable logging about the script run (execution time, script ID etc...)
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frame::get_rotate yields wrong values
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The cScript function frame::get_rotate yields wrong values. Sometimes they are negative and sometimes completely wrong.
[Fixed]
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v4.3 R34034
11.12.2023
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No Functional Changes
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v4.2 R33833
13.11.2023
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See History of v4.2
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v4.3 R33655
23.10.2023
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Docwatch
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Docwatch is now supported, allowing the plugins to react to certain document events via cScript or Python.
For more information see here.
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See History of v4.2
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v4.3 R33520
26.09.2023
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See History of v4.2
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v4.3 R33466
13.09.2023
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See History of v4.2
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v4.3 R33300
21.07.2023
|
No Functional Changes
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v4.3 R33179
04.07.2023
|
Initial Version of v4.3
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This is the first official release of priint:comet ID plug-ins v.4.3.
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v4.3 R30993
23.06.2022
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Comet Tests |
Like in our priint:comet InDesign® plugins, it is now possible to create test cases which can be automatically executed.
For more information see here.
|
Improved FrameTags panel |
The frame tags panel has been improved:
- Working on multiple document objects at once
- Display of number of selected objects
- Copy and paste tags as JSON
For more information see here
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New Python functions |
There are new Python functions available:
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New CScript functions |
There are new CScript functions available:
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