Scriptographer comes with a selection of scripts preinstalled. These scripts are classified in three categories, depending on their function:

Interactive Tools

In the tools folder you find the interactive scripts that you can assign with the two new tool buttons in the toolbar. To do so, select the script, then click on one of the small buttons with the same symbols as the Scriptographer tool buttons (//, **). Now you can operate the assigned interactive tool with your mouse.



Many interactive tools define an option dialog box which allows the modification of parameters. This window appears after a double-click on the tool button in the toolbar.



This screencast show some of the interctive tools in action.

Rasters

In the rasters folder, you find the scripts that you can execute on raster image objects. To execute a raster script, you need to first select a raster object in your Illustrator document and another graphic object, depending on the script. Then press the play button in the Scriptographer palette window. Have a look at the screencast to see how to use the raster scripts.

General Scripts

These are scripts that are mostly non-interactive and execute a task of some sort. Just like raster scripts, they are executed by pressing the play button.