Changing Fill/Stroke tint on Text/Objects

[Foxy_Ford]

Maybe it´s possible to create scripts as for example:

1 - Script increase 10% tint Black fill for Frame Text (to apply in text) selected by Selection Tool (I hate Type tool)

2 - Script increase 10% tint Black stroke for Frame Text (to apply in text) selected by Selection Tool (I hate Type tool)

3 - Script increase 10% tint fill Black for Object

4 - Script increase 10% tint Black stroke for Object

Application:

The Script (Alt+>) on selected object with 10% Tint Black go to 20% Black, So apply the same script (Alt+>) and the object go to 30% Tint Black, on the on till 100% Black.

Other Script (Alt+<) to decrease till 0% Black (no fill)

4 Scripts (1,2,3,4) to increase and 4 Scripts (1,2,3,4) to decrease.

I hope you understand me. Thank you very much!

[Jongware]

Four scripts? Sure. (Disclaimer: all typed directly into the forum, it May Not Work.)*

1.

if (app.selection[0].hasOwnProperty("texts"))

app.selection[0].texts[0].fillTint = app.selection[0].texts[0].fillTint < 90 && app.selection[0].texts[0].fillTint != -1 ? app.selection[0].texts[0].fillTint + 10 : 100;

2.

if (app.selection[0].hasOwnProperty("texts"))

app.selection[0].texts[0].strokeTint = app.selection[0].texts[0]. strokeTint < 90 && app.selection[0].texts[0]. strokeTint != -1 ? app.selection[0].texts[0]. strokeTint + 10 : 100;

3.

if (app.selection[0].hasOwnProperty("fillTint"))

app.selection[0].fillTint = app.selection[0].fillTint < 90 && app.selection[0].fillTint != -1 ? app.selection[0].fillTint + 10 : 100;

4.

if (app.selection[0].hasOwnProperty("strokeTint"))

app.selection[0].strokeTint = app.selection[0].strokeTint < 90 && app.selection[0].strokeTint != -1 ? app.selection[0].strokeTint + 10 : 100;

The reverse, 10% lighter, would be this

1.

if (app.selection[0].hasOwnProperty("texts"))

app.selection[0].texts[0].fillTint = app.selection[0].texts[0].fillTint < 0 ? 100 : app.selection[0].texts[0].fillTint > 10 ? app.selection[0].texts[0].fillTint - 10 : 0;

2.

if (app.selection[0].hasOwnProperty("texts"))

app.selection[0].texts[0]. strokeTint = app.selection[0].texts[0].fillTint < 0 ? 100 : app.selection[0].texts[0]. strokeTint > 10 ? app.selection[0].texts[0]. strokeTint - 10 : 0;

3.

if (app.selection[0].hasOwnProperty("fillTint"))

app.selection[0].fillTint = app.selection[0].fillTint < 0 ? 100 : app.selection[0].fillTint > 10 ? app.selection[0].fillTint - 10 : 0;

4.

if (app.selection[0].hasOwnProperty("strokeTint"))

app.selection[0].strokeTint = app.selection[0]. strokeTint < 0 ? 100 : app.selection[0].strokeTint > 10 ? app.selection[0].strokeTint - 10 : 0;

* Not entirely true anymore -- I just had to try, and fortunately found a bugfeature (or possibly a featurebug): when the Fill or Stroke reaches 100%, it is reported as "-1".

[Foxy_Ford]

It's working. Thank you very much!!!!!