Script to Scale selected content graphic frame Data merge

hi @r28071715i111 , here is another version as you asked me in private message that will scale and rotate in same time :

/**
 * Apply Scale and Rotation to graphics script labels
 * eg. if label is "r:30 s:10", then the graphic will be rotated to 30 degree and scaled to 10%
 * @Originally authored by m1b for rotation version 
 * Updated Mixed Rotation and Scale Version By M.Hasanin
 * @discussion https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/script-to-rotate-selected-image-inside-frame-data-merge/m-p/13955151
 */

function main() {

    var doc = app.activeDocument,
        tm = app.transformationMatrices.add({ counterclockwiseRotationAngle: 0 }),
        images = doc.allGraphics,
        matcher = /^r:(-?\d+\.?\d*)\s+s:(-?\d+\.?\d*)/i, // match both values in one regex (Rotation and Scale with Space)
        label,
        value1,
        value2;

    for (var i = 0; i < images.length; i++) {

        label = images[i].label || images[i].parent.label;

        if (!label)
            continue;

        var matches = label.match(matcher);

        if (!matches || matches.length < 3) // check for both values
            continue;

        value1 = Number(matches[1]); // set value1 to the first match Rotate
        value2 = Number(matches[2]); // set value2 to the second match Scale Percentage


        images[i].transform( //Roatation
            CoordinateSpaces.pasteboardCoordinates,
            AnchorPoint.centerAnchor,
            tm.rotateMatrix(-images[i].absoluteRotationAngle + value1),
        );
        
        images[i].horizontalScale = images[i].verticalScale = value2; //Scale Percentage

    }

};

app.doScript(main, ScriptLanguage.JAVASCRIPT, undefined, UndoModes.ENTIRE_SCRIPT, 'Scale and Rotate Graphics');

Hi @r28071715i111 , here is a version that will scale in percentage :

/**
 * Apply Scale to graphics with a "Scale" script label.
 * eg. if label is "s:10", then the graphic will be scaled to 10%
 * @Originally authored by m1b for roation version 
 * Updated Scale Version By M.Hasanin
 * @discussion https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/script-to-rotate-selected-image-inside-frame-data-merge/m-p/13955151
 */
function main() {

    var doc = app.activeDocument,
        images = doc.allGraphics,
        matcher = /^s:(-?\d+\.?\d*)/i,
        label,
        value;

    for (var i = 0; i < images.length; i++) {

        label = images[i].label || images[i].parent.label;

        if (!label)
            continue;

        value = label.match(matcher);

        if (!value
            || value.length < 2
            || isNaN(value = Number(value[1]))
        )
            continue;

        images[i].horizontalScale =  images[i].verticalScale = value;

    }

};

app.doScript(main, ScriptLanguage.JAVASCRIPT, undefined, UndoModes.ENTIRE_SCRIPT, 'Scale Graphics Percent');

Hello,

Yes, you can automate the process of scaling X and Y for each content graphic frame using a script. However, the exact script you need will depend on the software or website programming language you are using to work with these graphic frames.

If you are working with a graphic design software like Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop, you might be able to use their built-in scripting capabilities. Both applications support scripting using JavaScript. You can write a script that iterates through the graphic frames and applies the desired scaling percentage to each one.

Here's a general outline of how the script might work in JavaScript for Adobe Illustrator:

1. Get a reference to the graphic frames you want to scale.
2. Iterate through each graphic frame.
3. Apply the scaling percentage to the X and Y properties of the frame.

For Adobe Photoshop, the scripting process would be similar, but you would use Photoshop's JavaScript API to manipulate the graphic frames.

If you are working with a different software or a programming language, the approach might vary. Some graphic design software might have their own scripting languages or APIs to achieve similar results.

If you provide more details about the software you are using or the specific programming language you want to work with, I can try to help you with a more specific script example.

Any Help here