TK9 Plugin v2.0.0 for Adobe Photoshop

Cool thanks, I have little snitch (MAC)
I have to sign into Adobe then double click the panel to install? or if I just double click the file it will open Adobe cloud? Sorry and thanks for the help..

 

The first one, open CC and doubleclick to install or drag and drop on CC maybe

 

thank you i went use mega link show me Enter decryption key
can tell me decryption key

 

I checked, the key is there, please check it again. If its asking for key again then it's your problem.

 

Thanks a lots

 

Link's ok, thanks bro!

 

how to install ccx file...

i am using m0nkrus photoshop..


and with the 7zip extracted file i import them in c:/program file/ adboe/ 2023 / plugins.. iit loads but said

there is a problem with the plugin.. contact with the author..

 

...Thanks for sharing this gem

 

how to install

 

Via creative cloud

 

If you use monkrus photoshop creative cloud will not notice that u have installed ps. Therefore you cannot instal the TK9 Plugin. Is there any workaround?

 

It worked on me, I used the repack and install creative cloud over it

 

Ok. Strange, I basically did the same thing. Maybe not the repack version...I will give it another try! Thx for the response btw.

 

Could you explain more about installing Creative Cloud? I went to Adobe's website and see a trial installer for all apps. Is there a standalone Creative Cloud app that would allow me to install TK?

 

So guys, here a solution for those not using CCloud and/or with cracked PS.
DL fixed version here.

 

Thank you first of all. But the plugin is not working for me. Did exactly as u said and i dont get any error messages but nothing happens when i click on the buttons of the plugin. Any idea what went wrong?

 

Can't tell exactly, but be sure u didn't leave that last "}" bracket, it can be on a next line and makes buttons unusable. See example below:

Code:

const _0x389a88 = _0x5c071d.toLowerCase().includes("plug-ins");
 <-- u removed code from here and nothing should remain in between -->
  window.require("photoshop").core.suppressResizeGripper({

 

could be i will retry and see if it works! Thanks for your quick response

 

It works! Thanks mate!