As far as I know, Scriptographer isn't compatible with Mac Pro - because of the pentium processor..

But isn't it based on a Java layer which is (should be) consistent across platforms? Could it be that there's just a newer version of Java running on the Mac Pro?

"Macintosh users please note that at the moment, Scriptographer only runs on native PowerPC Machines, not the new Intel ones, as Rosetta cannot run Java inside emulated applications."

So basically it's because Adobe Illustrator isn't running native yet..

Hi. I should not be pestering you but I am new to this whole thing. How do you get the image raster to work?

Thanks for your help

Craig

Hey Craig,

1. create a very lo-res copy of the image your want to use: each pixel will be used for an object so 64 x 64 pixels is still fairly complex.

2. make sure the image is embedded in Illustrator and not linked.

3. create the vector object you wish to use to build the vector art.

4. make sure the vector object is in front and select both the object and the image (it's a good idea to align them horizontally, with the vector art below and a good amount of space between the two (the resulting vector art will be created between the two).

5. click the raster script you wish to use.

6. click the play button.