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December 7, 2015
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Create a gradient from the script.

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Create a gradient from the script, control stops and color.

Do not understand from the document for Photoshop cs6 javaScript reference how and where to access the gradient.

Please help me, I can not make day after day ..

The principle of the script consists of scanning black-and-white and color texture of the pixel, recording color in the array.

Then in order to decompose the array of color from 0 to 255 black-and-white texture.

So get the texture gradient.

0 where blacks where 255 white. each color will be assigned a user ID and on it will be moved to color in the gradient color texture.

Sorry for my English.

Thanks!

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Correct answer Chuck Uebele

To great a gradient with script, you should use scriptlistener. Then change the variables in that code to match what you want. I use that method to create gradients on shapes that are sampled from a reference image.

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Chuck Uebele
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December 8, 2015

To great a gradient with script, you should use scriptlistener. Then change the variables in that code to match what you want. I use that method to create gradients on shapes that are sampled from a reference image.

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    December 8, 2015

    Thanks! I now understand how to use the scripting reference . Thank scriptListener.

    Chuck Uebele написал(а):

    To great a gradient with script, you should use scriptlistener. Then change the variables in that code to match what you want. I use that method to create gradients on shapes that are sampled from a reference image.

    Chuck Uebele
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    December 8, 2015

    I put together a quick video to show a friend what I was doing with some of my gradient scripts. It's not so much a tutorial, but just to show how I was creating some art with scripts. Again, I used the scriptlistener to create the base for the shapes then just put in different values:

    oval script - YouTube

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