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Hi I work professionally and my clients all require all paths removed and no extra channels for when I send over final tiffs. I have used scripts in the past that have worked perfectly in previous companies, which I now don't have access to.
By any chance has anyone got a script already made that does this? I've tried looking it up myself and even creating one but it really just goes over my head and don't really understand any of it. So really hoping someone has made one already for their own workflow
Thank you very much!
Niall
with (app.activeDocument)
{
pathItems.removeAll();
channels.removeAll();
}
all fixed now. For future people looking into the same thing I used R-bin's code in TextEdit to create my script then saved it in my photoshops script folder.
For my personal workflow, I thought it best to have an action that solely runs that script. So as I create an action at the end of each job to save all my files in the correct formats for that specific client, I will run my action that has this script in first and then follow with the saving files, etc needed. This is exactly what I need t
...@damiano.f – You didn't read my blogpost carefully enough! :]
You saved it as RTF (Rich Text Format)
Mac: Apple TextEdit (ensure that the Format menu is set to Plain Text mode, not Rich Text mode)
As you have removed "half" of the code, you could now simplify the script to:
activeDocument.channels.removeAll();
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with (app.activeDocument)
{
pathItems.removeAll();
channels.removeAll();
}
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that is brilliant!!! how do you actually implement that? how do I load that script into photoshop after writing in on text edit?
many thanks,
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that is brilliant!!! how do you actually implement that? how do I load that script into photoshop after writing in on text edit?
many thanks,
By @damiano.f
All is explained here:
https://prepression.blogspot.com/2017/11/downloading-and-installing-adobe-scripts.html
https://prepression.blogspot.com/2017/11/downloading-and-installing-adobe-scripts.html#Photoshop
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Save the code as a txt-file, change the extension to .jsx and copy it into Photoshop’s Presets/Scripts-Folder; after restarting Photoshop it should be available under File > Scripts and can be assigned a Shortcut or used in an Action.
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@damiano.f – You didn't read my blogpost carefully enough! :]
You saved it as RTF (Rich Text Format)
Mac: Apple TextEdit (ensure that the Format menu is set to Plain Text mode, not Rich Text mode)
As you have removed "half" of the code, you could now simplify the script to:
activeDocument.channels.removeAll();
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Thank you so much for the prompt response! you made my day really grateful!
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If you need to remove all channels/paths except spot/clipping:
https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop/free-script-remove-selected/m-p/10104624
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You mention automatically... Where and how in your workflow do you wish to do this?
When you have a single file open?
All open files?
Batching existing files in a folder?
Something else?
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all fixed now. For future people looking into the same thing I used R-bin's code in TextEdit to create my script then saved it in my photoshops script folder.
For my personal workflow, I thought it best to have an action that solely runs that script. So as I create an action at the end of each job to save all my files in the correct formats for that specific client, I will run my action that has this script in first and then follow with the saving files, etc needed. This is exactly what I need to speed up my workflow. I have included a screenshot of my action in case it helps someone else out in the future with the same issue
Thanks Everyone
Niall
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