Re: Removing number sequence in 'Export layers to files" in CS5
For PHOTOSHOP CC 2014 - September+ I took out the whole Prefix and just replaced "FileNamePrefix;" with "layerName;". Then commented out the other two lines with // (Double slashes) 1020...
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Re: How do I find the font for a specific character in a textItem?
I can't quite figure out the try for this, I've wrapped this in a few ifs as well, which as my knowledge of PS scripting, and Javascript isn't vast at this point, may seem like terrible ideas, but...
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try {var aFont = styleDesc.getString(stringIDToTypeID('fontPostScriptName'))}catch (e) {var aFont = /* insert your default font here */}
View ArticleRe: How do I find the font for a specific character in a textItem?
That worked! And makes a heck of a lot more sense, now that what I was trying to do now that I see it. Could've saved myself a lot of time on that one, but I wouldn't have learned what not to do, which...
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Re: How do I find the font for a specific character in a textItem?
Last question. I have this nested in a for loop, that grabs layers from a predetermined LayerSet. From there I'm incrementing the loop to address the next layer, which is working for text contents,...
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Please do not use the same variable name in a for-clause and a contained for-clause, use another letter in the overarching clause or change it in the contained clause.
View ArticleRe: How do I find the font for a specific character in a textItem?
Sorry for the confusion, I'm not actually using the last for loop in the code you provided, as I already had built a function to do this very thing. I'm using the snippet from the "var ref" line to...
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Then I don’t understand what the issue is, could you post the code?
View ArticleRe: How do I find the font for a specific character in a textItem?
It got rid of my formatting, so it's a little harder to read, but fairly straightforward. Basically the parent for loop finds layers within the layerSet 'quoteLayer'. This is successfully grabbing...
View Articlelayer group visibility toggle
With the help of this forum I obtained a script which toggles the visibility of a specific layer without selecting the layer. I would like to find out if the same functionality can be achieved for a...
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As far as AM code is concerned Groups are Layers, too, so what is the problem?
View ArticleDelete anchor point(s)
I see that the Script Listener doesn't pick this up; but is it possible to delete the currently selected anchor point (path) using Photoshop Scripting?
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And if you're talking Javascript, you have the LayerSet.visible for that. Just remember you have multiple ways of going through a documentArtLayer is the thing called "layer" in Photoshop, i.e....
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I have a script that does what you need. Can't remember if I obtained it from here, but I do know that the scripting guys in here are geniuses and can help you out with almost anything. That said, here...
View ArticleRe: Delete anchor point(s)
I just created a complex path with many overlapping ellipses then selected many of the segments in the path. Enabled the scriptlistner and then delete the selected path segments using the delete key...
View ArticleRe: Re: How do I find the font for a specific character in a textItem?
If quoteLayer is a LayerSet wouldn’t it have to befor(n=0; n<quoteLayer.layers.length; n++){ if(quoteLayer.layers[n].kind == LayerKind.TEXT) {?
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No worries, I realize it was for layer when I skimmed the script. Strangely enough it works with layer groups also.Thanks!
View ArticleRe: layer group visibility toggle
Thanks for the clarification. I looked up the layer groups in the object document model and found the terminology for a layer group confusing.
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