algorithm check
I am intersted in developing a script which will allow the user to target any layer from the document's layer panel and turn its visibility on/off with a keyboard shortcut. Can someone plase check the...
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Hmmh?do you really need a loop through all layers?Isyourlayerhierarchyso complicated?Please show a screenshot of your layers panel. Or perhaps this simple example is already good enough for you? //...
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Thank you for responding. Actually, I am not sure if I need to loop through layers is necessary. I was thinking that cycling through the layers was necessary to find a specific layer name. What is...
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Maybe you should, instead of trying to verbalize what you are after, show it with a mock-up/screenshots.
View ArticleCropping canvas based on file name suffix (_large, _medium, _small)
I have this repetitive task of cropping pictures, on a daily basis, each in 3 different versions, a 630x515 *_large, a 274x134 *_medium and a 173x106 *_small. I'm currently working with 3 different...
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pixxxel schubser's code is good for what you want to do, unless your layer is in a group. Then the getByName will not work on those layers. As to the two scripts, you can do this by writing the layer...
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Are different files named with the "_large," "_medium," and "_small;" or are these the names you give the files after you run your action? Using scripting can do whatever you want to do. You can use...
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The order of how to lay down the code without getting errors look at this code. var note = prompt("hello");var doc = app.activeDocumentvar visible_layers = doc.artLayers.add() //add new empty...
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Thank you for the quick reply. Yes the files already have names ending with "_large", "_medium" and "_small". My problem is how do I make the script check what the name of the currently opened image...
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Have you even bothered to check »backgroundColor« in the OMV? Is it a Method or a Property? And of what?
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Somthing like this might work. You would need to edit this code and put in your actions names and the action set where indicated. #target photoshopif(app.documents.length>0){ var docRef =...
View ArticleRunning a script continuously
Hi, I am looking for a script code so i can run my script continuously until the esc button has been pressed to shop it running. my script creates the work i wish to do but then stops which gives me...
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Enclosing your loop in a try/catch clause should enable you to hit the escape key and exit the loop.
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Hi, thank you for your reply although the problem i am having is with the loop, not the exiting of the program i need script code to make my code loop back to line 1 and start again. thanks
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Oh, thanks a ton for writing that. I just got home and tested this. Unfortunately, in Photoshop nothing happens, while in the ExtendScript Toolkit I seem to be getting Result: Undefined right after...
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Um, ok I don't know anything about scripting but doing a bit of googling on the .split command I managed to fix it by adding [1] at the end of var docSize = docName.split('_'). Hope this didn't mess...
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I made a goof in the code. Use these two lines to replace lines 4 & 5: var docName = docRef.name.split('.')[0].split('_');var docSize = docName[docName.length-1]
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I might not understand how it works, but it's absolutely perfect. Thank you very much!
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