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Hi everybody, I'm new with extendscript and when i scripting have some problem. I want to make a script can apply my preset to layer but when I create file path to dropdown list. It create a long name with path.
Can you help me to create a name for long file path and conect with ffx file locate in this folder?
var path1 = "Macintosh HD/Users/mac/Desktop/develope Ae/ae scripting/preset/opacity key.ffx"
var path2 = "Macintosh HD/Users/mac/Desktop/develope Ae/ae scripting/preset/opacity key 2.ffx"
var path3 = "Macintosh HD/Users/mac/Desktop/develope Ae/ae scripting/preset/opacity key 3.ffx"
var preset1 = new File (path1);
var preset2 = new File (path2);
var preset3 = new File (path3);
var mainWindow = new Window("palette", "Dr.Motion", undefined);
var groupPreset = mainWindow.add ("group");
groupPreset.orientation = "row";
groupPreset.add ("statictext", undefined, "Preset:");
var myDropdown = groupPreset.add ("dropdownlist", undefined, [preset1,preset2,preset3]);
var buttonGroup = mainWindow.add ("group");
buttonGroup.add ("button", undefined, "Apply");
buttonGroup.add ("button", undefined, "Cancel");
mainWindow.show ();
Thank you for your help. Sorry for my bad english.
If you want to display the full path, you'll want to decode your URIs, so you remove %20 and all that:
File.decode(myFile)
If you just want to select from a list of the filenames, then you can get the filename with displayName:
myFile.displayName
And store that in an array to reference your full file objects.
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If you want to display the full path, you'll want to decode your URIs, so you remove %20 and all that:
File.decode(myFile)
If you just want to select from a list of the filenames, then you can get the filename with displayName:
myFile.displayName
And store that in an array to reference your full file objects.
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Thank you for your help, can you help me how to make a preset ffx file include in jsx file without linking file in external folder?
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Yes you write it to a file, then encrypt the file as a binary string. Here's one way of doing it. Start a new thread if you have more questions on this since it's a new topic.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15087701/batch-convert-images-to-binary-strings