Re: How do I make a loader image similar to those shown at program opening?
I just uploaded a version of this script that fixes a couple of latent bugs.
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Re: How do I make a loader image similar to those shown at program opening?
Awesome script!! Any chance it can be done without the frame and close button? I'm assuming that kind of access isn't given to extend script, but I'm also thinking of displaying a quick success sprite...
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Remove these lines win.closeBtn = win.add('button', undefined, 'Close'); and win.closeBtn.onClick = function() { this.parent.close(1); } to get rid of the Close button. You can get rid of the...
View ArticleRe: How to attach a UI dialog to a script?
I try the Folder dialog but the Bridge script does not complete when using this option.I would like to save the new tiff file in the same directory with the stack images.Is there a way to omit the...
View ArticleRe: Can you play a sound using a script in Photoshop?
Thanks, but I'm looking to play a sound from a file rather than just the default error noise, any pointers?
View ArticleRe: How do I make a loader image similar to those shown at program opening?
I was able to boil your script down, to what I need. Works great in extendscript, but for some reason, only shows a portion of the image in photoshop and illustrator. This was happening even before i...
View ArticleScript to save opened layers and rename them sequentially
Hello everyone,I have a psd file on cc version opened with more than 100 pictures as layers one above the other.Is there a script able to do this:save for websave as jpeg 80% qualitysave as...
View ArticleRe: How to attach a UI dialog to a script?
There is a Bridge Scripting Forum, too, maybe you should post there.
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You could use Paul's "Layer Saver" script at http://www.ps-bridge-scripts.talktalk.net/
View ArticleRe: Re: Can you play a sound using a script in Photoshop?
You could play a music file, as an example. var music = new File("/E/Music/Country/Sundown.mp3"); if(music.exists) music.execute();
View ArticleRe: Can you play a sound using a script in Photoshop?
Then you should have asked how to play a sound file rather then play and alert.try{ var Sound = new File("C:/Windows/Media/tada.wav"); Sound.execute();}catch(e){alert("Can Not Play Sound");};...
View ArticleRe: How do I make a loader image similar to those shown at program opening?
I was able to boil your script down, to what I need. Works great in extendscript, but for some reason, only shows a portion of the image in photoshop and illustrator. This was happening even before i...
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thank you soooooo much!you save my time
View ArticleRe: Can you play a sound using a script in Photoshop?
Awesome! This is definitely more of the idea, although it opens up windows media player, to play. It would be used in a batch, so I wouldn't necessarily want to have to open a program every time, but...
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Ahhhh... thanks for all this help! Makes sense about DELTA_H, I should probably do a deep dive on javascript syntax, it gets to me since everything can be separated by ".", but can be set variables or...
View ArticleRe: Can you play a sound using a script in Photoshop?
You need the full path if it relative to the script you can get the scripts path alert(File($.fileName).parent.fsName);
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Re: How do I make a loader image similar to those shown at program opening?
No big deal on the transparent part, but out of curiosity, there's no other way to have an image show up, except in the window, correct? For ScriptUI, this is correct. There are other UI frameworks...
View ArticleScripted Warp (transform)
The script listener picks up a warped transform, but I can't get it to play back when written as a function.Am I missing something or is this just a limitation of CS2?
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