How can I install plug ins to Photoshop CC 2015.5 Capitan

There's plenty information on this on the various Adobe pages: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/plug-ins-extensions-photoshop-cc.html

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No, actions are not the same as plugins. The latter add specific functions to Photoshop: they are often more like applications by themselves. Actions are 'recordings' of Photoshop commands: quite handy when you perform sequences of certain tasks repeatedly. Here's more about those: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/creating-actions.html

Hi Merrit,

hope you doing well yes you can install the plugins and action script is an other thing that would be use for batch files or multiple repeated effects. like same effects for 100 files or more. you can say its like a recording and playing our actions in photoshop 🙂

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Awais

All plug-ins should go to the /Applications/Adobe Photoshop CC 2015.5/Plug-ins folder.

There's also the plug-ins themselves, even if you have them in the proper folder. As of the CS6 apps, all Adobe titles are 64 bit only. As such, only 64 bit plug-ins will work. If they're 32 bit, they won't, and there's no way to make them.

let me kno plz i m facing the opencl greyed out problem how can i enable it?

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Apparently not enough to prevent you from starting another topic. 😉

The PanosFX site has plenty of tutorials, also about the installation process. Please go there to find answers to your questions. It is after all third party software, and has (almost) nothing to do with Mac OS X: http://www.panosfx.com/installation-troubleshooting

Hello Merritt2012,

After having installed plugins, you find them (in my case anyway, ElCapitan), in Finder in

MacintoshHD->Library->ApplicationSupport->Adobe->Plug-ins

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Lex

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