Inspiring

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extract pattern fills

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Hello everyone,

Maybe you can help me?

I am looking for a way to get pattern fills back into individual data.

My idea would be a script that outputs the size of the individual tile of the pattern fill and adjusts the document size on this basis. now you would only have to rasterize and have the individual tile of the pattern fill? What is the best way to implement this? are there any other solutions? Many thanks in advance for your help 🙂

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Innotex Nico TanneCorrect answer

Inspiring

I need these values from the current pattern fill to bring the workspace to this size and then to rasterise and save the pattern fill in the smallest repetition.

kovace

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chatgpt direct me here for no reason. so to get pattern size read only

var pattern = RenderAPI.getParameter(kpsPattern)

var patternSize = pattern.getParameter(kpsSize)

var patternSizeForDialog = Math.max (patternSize.x, patternSize.y)
also u can use Fill first dope down pattern with random or path option . i guess this post is old and the time u make this was not update the fill dialog box with this option i dont know i m to lazy to check the mass up adobe change log. meh

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Stephen Marsh

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Why can't you use the .pat files? Apart from doing it manually, I have no idea.

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Innotex Nico TanneAuthor

Inspiring

But then I only have the patterns as pattern filling again. But I need the single file for editing and the single repetition for the print shop. And a script would help me save time.

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Stephen Marsh

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Sorry, I don't know how to automate this.

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Innotex Nico TanneAuthorCorrect answer

Inspiring

I need these values from the current pattern fill to bring the workspace to this size and then to rasterise and save the pattern fill in the smallest repetition.

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Moe_yah0112

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Your screenshot saved me. Thank you!

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