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I get a syntax error executing that in Visual Studio Code (within a test program I have). I tried running the entire code sequence of the call (copied from ScriptListener) and that gave a syntax error too. Mystifying!
By @FitzFoto
Works for me when executed in Photoshop.
You can also try this:
try {
executeAction(stringIDToTypeID("Adobe Camera Raw Filter"), undefined, DialogModes.ALL);
} catch (error) {
//alert("Error!" + "\r" + error + "\r" + 'Line: ' + error.line);
}
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@Stephen Marsh The Action was not recorded, the call to the CRF was inserted using the "Insert Menu Item ..." command.
By @FitzFoto
Ah, then that's not what I would expect! ;]
Thanks for your patience. I am confident that this is expected behavior, as the recorded action is in the picture. I am discussing this with the broader team.
As our expert, @D Fosse, pointed out, if you expand the action panel in the List view, you'll notice that Local adjustment values (including mask data) are included in the action.
This means the action contains the exact mask values from the first image, and playing the same action again will recreate the Mask from the source image.
Also, when you double-click the action to open Camera RAW Filter, it goes into re-recording mode, so if you delete the masks, you delete the whole Local Adjustments value included in the action.
On a different image, if you use CRF from the Filters menu, you initiate a new event, and the Mask is calculated from scratch, resulting in a correct/expected mask.
I hope this helps.
Thanks!
Sameer K
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