In an image, I have drawn reference lines using a newly created reference line layout, including both horizontal and vertical lines. How can I use a script to copy the images from these reference lines to a new layer? I have manually operated this in the image, and I understand the basic principle, but I'm unsure how to write it. My idea is to first obtain the coordinates of the reference lines, then check for the existence of either vertical or horizontal reference lines, and finally copy the images from the reference lines to a new layer. Thank you all for your help.
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Thank you for your reply. I hope to use a script to split the images within the reference lines into multiple layers
By @w30290083o9nn
Something like this?
Alternatives include Slices from Guides and Save for Web without using layers:
These scripts allow one to specify the number of rows and columns without using guides:
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Thank you for your reply. I hope to use a script to split the images within the reference lines into multiple layers
By @w30290083o9nn
Something like this?
Thank you, that's exactly what I was looking for. I really appreciate it.
By @w30290083o9nn
You're welcome!
You had me a bit confused, the image that you posted was the result of the process, not the beginning of the process that you wished to automate. I thought that you wanted to copy the layered tiles, not the original background into tiles.
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