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Automator mac workflow screenshots
Automator mac workflow screenshots




You can bring up dialogs in Automator, save to a variable, bring up another, etc, but it's clunky.

automator mac workflow screenshots

This was just an attempt to get you out of AS and back into Automator as quickly as possible. Your if statements may have to contain more to do, if installation is more than a list of paths to 'also include'. Now you just need to set that folder for screenshots: Press Command-Shift-5. If theChoices contains "Other" then set installItems to installItems & OtherPath This Automator action for a folder streamlines taking screenshots and importing them into Photos. If theChoices contains "NGUI" then set installItems to installItems & NGUIPath If theChoices contains "Vuforia" then set installItems to installItems & vuforiaPath Set theChoices to choose from list theOptions with prompt "Select the options you'd like installed." with multiple selections allowed You could also do the build in Applescript, which is the kind of what AS is designed for. Status messages appear in the Log area at the bottom of the window, telling. The workflow executes from the top, running each action in sequence.

automator mac workflow screenshots

In the Automator app on your Mac, if the Log area is not displayed, choose View > Log. I would add a "Run Applescript" action, that asks which options you want and then builds the list of optional installs (assuming each option is a folder path), which you can then pass that list out of the action and back to the workflow, to copy each of those folders. After you add your actions and configure the settings, you can try out your workflow by clicking Run.






Automator mac workflow screenshots