Animate Config

Once you have bought CpMate you can install it in three steps.

Step #1

Place the Infosemantics_CpMate.js folder you know you won't move or delete.

When working with a team

If you have multiple developers working on one course, all will be editing and publishing the Adobe Animate file.

You will therefore need the Infosemantics_CpMate.js file installed in the same folder on all machines.

Therefore, we highly recommend creating a folder at the top of one of your drives (ideally the C Drive) and storing CpMate there. Something like: C:_PROJECTS_RESOURCES\Infosemantics_CpMate.js

Otherwise, if each developer places the Infosemantics_CpMate.js file in a different location, they must repeat the following step #2 each time they receive the Adobe Animate project.

Step #2

1. Create a new HTML5 Canvas Adobe Animate project.

2. Go to the Actions Panel.
3. In the left pane, click the down arrow next to 'Global', and select Include.

4. In the right pane, click the plus button. A drop down menu will appear. From there pick Add a File.

5. A dialog with appear. Click the folder icon to open up a file browser.

6. Browse to the folder you placed the Infosemantics_CpMate.js file in step #1. Select this file.
7. Click OK to the Include an external library dialog.

Step #3

Animate has a feature called hosted libraries. This feature is enabled by default and it downloads essential Javascript files from the internet every time the Animate OAM is run. This can cause a variety of problems, so to prevent future technical support please do the following:

1. In Adobe Animate go to File > Publish Settings...
2. Select the Javascript/HTML settings.
3. Move to the HTML/js tab.
4. Uncheck Hosted Libraries.

Next

Adobe Animate is now correctly configured. However, a few things must be configured in Adobe Captivate as well.