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Scripshon Trees

by shock tm·Workflow

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Why we like it

Earns its place in the Adobe Exchange library as a file-runner panel that turns a folder of scripts into double-click launchers across several Adobe apps, with a built-in editor and web/PC linking added over successive updates.

What is Scripshon Trees?

Scripshon Trees is a panel from shock tm for running scripts, JavaScript and other files inside Adobe applications with a double-click. You open it through Windows > Extensions > ScripshonTrees, then select a folder that holds your script files. The panel builds an icon for each file and folder so you can launch what you need directly.

It reads jsx and jsxinc files along with other file types, and later versions added support for jsxbin files and psj files. Scripts can be edited through a built-in editor, and the panel can link script files stored on the web and on your PC. Additional options cover a search field, folder alignment settings and extra script execution buttons.

Scripshon Trees is compatible with After Effects 13.0 and later, Premiere Pro 8.0 and later, Photoshop 15.0 and later, Illustrator 18.0 and later, and InDesign 10.0 and later. Version 1.3.9 was released on 2024-01-22.

Who is Scripshon Trees best for?

Scripshon Trees is best for people who keep collections of jsx, jsxinc and other script files and want to run or edit them from a panel inside After Effects, Premiere Pro and other Adobe applications.

How much does Scripshon Trees cost?

Scripshon Trees is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Runs scripts, JavaScript and other files with a double-click
  • Point the panel at a folder of jsx, jsxinc and other files; it builds an icon for each file and folder
  • Built-in editor for editing scripts
  • Links script files stored on the web and on the PC
  • Search field for locating scripts
  • Folder alignment settings and additional script execution buttons
  • Support for jsxbin and psj files

Tags

#Scripshon Trees#After Effects#Premiere Pro#scripts#JSX#JavaScript#panel#workflow

Frequently asked questions

What Adobe apps and versions does Scripshon Trees support?

Scripshon Trees is compatible with After Effects 13.0 and later, Premiere Pro 8.0 and later, Photoshop 15.0 and later, Illustrator 18.0 and later, and InDesign 10.0 and later. A changelog note also mentions compatibility with CC2018 or later, and earlier work brought support for CC 2017 and After Effects. To be safe, check the developer's page to confirm version 1.3.9 against your installed release before setting it up.

What file types can Scripshon Trees run?

Scripshon Trees handles jsx and jsxinc files along with other file types you place in the selected folder. Later releases added support for jsxbin files and psj files. Once you select a folder of scripts, the panel makes an icon for each file and folder, letting you run them with a double-click. It can also link script files kept on the web and on your PC, so sources in different locations can be reached from the same panel.

How do I open and use Scripshon Trees?

Scripshon Trees is reached through Windows > Extensions > ScripshonTrees inside your host application. From there you select the folder that contains your script files, such as jsx and jsxinc files, and the panel builds an icon for each file and folder. You then run a script with a simple double-click. Scripts can also be edited using the built-in editor included in the panel, and a search field helps you find the file you are after within the folder.

Is Scripshon Trees free?

Scripshon Trees is listed as free in this catalog. For current licensing terms and any conditions tied to its use, distribution or updates, check the developer's page, since these details can change over time. The release featured here is version 1.3.9, dated 2024-01-22, which gives you a reference point to compare against whatever build is currently offered on the developer's page before you download and install it.

Can I edit scripts inside Scripshon Trees?

Scripshon Trees includes a built-in editor, so scripts can be edited directly within the panel rather than only run. Alongside editing, it can link script files stored on the web and on your PC. The panel also provides a search field, folder alignment settings and additional script execution buttons. These capabilities were introduced across several updates leading up to version 1.3.9, released on 2024-01-22, which is the build featured here.

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