4 Correct answers
1) go to your 'Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2022\Presets\Scripts' folder
2) to make it work like in Photoshop change in 'Load Files into Stack.jsx':
this.stackLayers();
else
return 'cancel';
}
loadLayers.intoStack = function(filelist, alignFlag)
{
to:
{sE = this.stackElements; filelist = []; for(i in sE) filelist.push(sE[i].file); alignFlag = loadLayers.createSmartObject = true} else return 'cancel'
3) relaunch both applications
4) select your thumbnails in Bridge
5) Tools > Photoshop >
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You don't touch Stack Script Only folder. It's library for scripts from upper folder.
You may edit in TextEdit, but you must write file down in same encoding that is now.
Yes, you understand me correctly about which part you have to replace by which other.
After you click Bridge item to run script the dialog will not pop up. Stacking will started.
Chose first 'TextEdit -> Preferences -> Plain Text' before you save .jsx file.
Replace:
alignFlag = loadLayers.createSmartObject = true
to:
with(ScriptUI.environment.keyboardState) alignFlag = ctrlKey, loadLayers.createSmartObject = shiftKey
and when running script from menu hold Shift for Smart Object, Control for non-alligning
loll I had to read wrongly your yestarday post or something made me to change my mind regarding correct behaviour as to the use of Control key. The ! character is not needed! 😛
When Shift and Ctrl are used the layers neither will be aligned nor smart object created.
When Control is used, you'll have aligned layers, when Shift, then Smart Object Created.
EDIT: I read that post and found what confused me. You said something that already worked right way. So I thought if you say it doesn't
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The 2.3.0 script works fine on my Mac 11.6.3 with version 2022 of Bridge and Photoshop:
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