Re: Conditional Image Resizing

Jimmery · ‎Apr 19, 2011

ok - try this instead var longestSide; if (activeDocument.height > activeDocument.width) { longestSide=activeDocument.height; }else{ longestSide=activeDocument.width; } if (longestSide < 1800) { activeDocument.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES); } else { app.doAction('1800+ Resize','1800 Batch Final'); activeDocument.close; } preferences.rulerUnits = strtRulerUnits;

Jimmery · ‎Apr 18, 2011

Maybe try... var shortestSide; if (activeDocument.height < activeDocument.width) { shortestSide=activeDocument.height; }else{ shortestSide=activeDocument.width; } if (shortestSide < 1800) { activeDocument.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES); } else { app.doAction('1800+ Resize','1800 Batch Final'); activeDocument.close; } preferences.rulerUnits = strtRulerUnits;

Jimmery · ‎Apr 15, 2011

Its been a long time since I did any scripting in Photoshop, however maybe you need to change line 13 to something like: app.doAction('2500 Batch Final','2500+ Resize'); ? Not sure if this helps - sorry!

Jimmery · ‎Feb 10, 2011

Yes, I want to halve the height and halve the width, which would result in a quarter of the area. Many thanks for your helpful answer!

Jimmery · ‎Feb 10, 2011

Hi Ive been using batch processing in photoshop since version 7, however Ive recently found the need to do conditional actions - which apparently can be done with photoshop scripting. What Im trying to do is resize an image if it is over a certain size (document dimensions that is) but leave it at its original size if not. If I was coding in C or something Id probably do (forgive the poor pseudo code) if(document.height*document.width>640000){document.resize("50%");} Can anybody point me in the right direction for creating this type of script in photoshop CS4? Many thanks James

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