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Re: Selecting the brightest pixels

You should use it to select that Channel.By this I mean "select the Channel", not "load the Channel as a Selection".

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Re: Tweaking a script to complete transform and also add scale variables

Thank you, didn't even realize the answer was in front of me.

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Swatches name from color values

Hi all, How can we get the swatch name from its color value? I looked into the photoshop scripting APIs but couldn't find anything related to swatches. Thanks for any help..

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Re: Selecting the brightest pixels

First can you please tell me what im missing to achieve selection of the brightest pixel or pixels? because im getting confusednow, I have this code... #target photoshop// check the histogram;var...

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Re: Selecting the brightest pixels

You need to select the Channel to which you want to apply Threshold.

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Re: Selecting the brightest pixels

And after applying Threshold you need to load the Channel as a Selection.

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Re: Selecting the brightest pixels

But i thought that this part of the code has already applied threshold.. no? // =======================================================var idThrs = charIDToTypeID( "Thrs" );    var desc33 = new...

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Re: Selecting the brightest pixels

But to the active Channel/s. Is the last Channel already selected?

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Re: Tweaking a script to complete transform and also add scale variables

I have an issue where on 72 PPI images this would prefect but at 300 PPI it move is way off canvas. Why would it put the anchor point in what looks like 3 times the distance of the input.

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Re: Tweaking a script to complete transform and also add scale variables

Found my answer, was in the units for the oringal script I found. I just changed '#Rlt' to '#Pxl' on 2 of the lines dealing with anchor points. For anyone else in the same boat, here you go: #define...

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Re: Swatches name from color values

How can we get the swatch name from its color value?Please elaborate.

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bridge save file shortcut

I need to create a custom shortcut to save a file to specific location.Can some one give an example of the javascript syntax required to crete a scriptto save a file/files (from a BR collection) to a...

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Re: Swatches name from color values

Thanks for the reply,. Here is a swatch name 'RGB Green' with the color value rgb(0, 255, 0). Now what I want here is that, I have rgb() values and I want to get the name of the swatches that the...

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Re: Swatches name from color values

I have rgb() values and I want to get the name of the swatches that the document have corresponding to those rgb values.As far as I can tell Photoshop Documents don’t have Swatches, the Application...

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Re: Swatches name from color values

As far as I can tell Photoshop Documents don’t have Swatches, the Application does.Sorry for my ignorance.. I had looked into it but I didn't find anything useful in their, related to my task..Although...

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Re: Export Layer to File with Alpha

So?

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Re: Export Layer to File with Alpha

I did mess with the script briefly but I get an error in Line 273: if (channelDesc.getObjectValue(stringIDToTypeID("alphaChannelOptions")).getObjectValue(strin...

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Re: Export Layer to File with Alpha

There is a space in "strin gIDToTypeID" that must have gotten there in transfer somehow …

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Re: Export Layer to File with Alpha

That line is intended to check that Spot Channels do not get trashed, for your purposes it might be unnecessary to begin with.

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Re: Export Layer to File with Alpha

Now its working and doing exactly what i have been searching for.

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