Re: Selecting the brightest pixels
Please im still stuck.. help.. please look at the screenshots... what am i doing wrong?
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You are trying to run the Script in ESTK, not Photoshop.
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I omitted the line #target photoshopbecause the code was only a fragment that you need to combine with the other steps anyway (the Selection, Quick Mask Mode, …).
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Can you please tell me how to run the script in photoshop? . Sorry but i didnt know there is way to run scripts inside photoshop
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You can determine the target application with code ("#target photoshop") or in the Window. You can also put the jsx file in Photoshop’s Scripts Folder.
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Funny - have tried this but assumed it must be wrong because the file size was different if I did the exact same steps manually. Have just tested some more and it seems that this opens with correct...
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i got it... It worked, but i've faced another problem.... If the image is darker than 128 i get this warning: No pixels are more than 50% selectedAnd therefore photoshop doesnt place marching antsI...
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exiftool is as command line tool that is great at manipulating metadata regardless of file type. Removing common metadata is as simple as 'exiftool -CommonIFD0= file.psd'.Alternatively, a PS script...
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I am trying to create an action or a script that will allow me to reveal a layer mask with a keyboard shortcut.Normally, in PS CC 2014 I select the layer mask in the layers palette, then hold option...
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So use something other than loading the composite as a Selection and Quick Mask (which does raise the alert but does not affect the operation otherwise). Image > Calculations for example can be used...
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// 2014, use it at your own risk;#target photoshopif (app.documents.length > 0) {var myDocument = app.activeDocument;// select layer mask;try {//...
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Thanks you for your replay. Still trying to achieve the effect of selecting the layer and making the mask visible with a script.I am including a screen capture of the layer pallet for reference and the...
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Please tell me what i'm doing wrong... this time i've faced two problems.. one: the script doesnt place marching ants after i run the script? what did i do wrong? (please have a look at the...
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After selecting the Layer just use the AM code I posted earlier.
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Why so you use "Merged" and "Layer 0"? I already mentioned that you need to use the value that the code I posted alerts you of in Threshold. You should create the code for that yourself.
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Also you need to add the code to load the Selection from that Channel (and then remove the Channel).
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I have a script where I have to replace the linked files by another set of files. I was doing this by reading the xmp information of the PSD, and replacing the Ingredients stRef:filePath property with...
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how can I modify this to run a function instead of an action or action set?
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Kevinoneil wrote: how can I modify this to run a function instead of an action or action set?I do not understand what you mean by THIS "how can I modify this to run a function instead of an action or...
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Sorry, I supposed putting my reply in context would help I wanted to modify the script in the previous post to run a function instead of an action. I was able to make it work, sort of. But I think...
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