roland cut studio plugin illustrator cc 2020

Setting Up Roland Cut Studio Plugin with Illustrator CC 2020

I recently purchased a Roland GS-24 and was excited to start using it with Adobe Illustrator CC 2020. However, I quickly realized that there were some compatibility issues to overcome. In this article, I'll share my experience setting up the Roland Cut Studio plugin with Illustrator CC 2020.

After purchasing the plug-in, I downloaded it from the Roland website and placed it on my desktop. Then, I went to Creative Cloud and downloaded Illustrator 2020, followed by the Roland Cut Studio plugin. Unfortunately, Illustrator 2021 does not work with this plug-in, as confirmed by both the dealer I purchased the Roland from and the Roland support staff.

One potential issue that may affect compatibility is using a MacBook Pro without an Intel processor. Additionally, it's worth noting that the latest system software update may cause issues with the plug-in.

To get everything working on my Macbook Pro, I followed these steps:

1. Place the plug-in file in the specified location (CutStudioPlugIn.bmp or CutStudioPlugIn.ico).

2. From the macro list, select 'ExecuteCutStudio' and add the plug-in start button to the toolbar.

3. Restart CorelDRAW (or Illustrator) for the changes to take effect.

If you're using a different version of CorelDRAW, simply replace '#X6' or '#X7' with your corresponding version number.

In summary, setting up the Roland Cut Studio plugin with Illustrator CC 2020 requires downloading and installing the plug-in, placing it in the specified location, and adding the start button to the toolbar. With these steps, you should be able to get started with your Roland GS-24 and Adobe Illustrator CC 2020.

Roland cut studio plugin illustrator cc 2020