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Hi Everyone,
I am new to Photoshop and this forum and apologise if this has been covered elsewhere using more precise Photoshop/Bridge terminology.
I am looking for advice on how to automate a process that loads random layers into a file.
To be detailed and specific.
A) I have a master file with an image of a House. All elements are on separate layers.
Layer Named Front-Door has an image of the frontdoor
Layer Named Lower-Window has an image of the lower window
6 layers in total.
B) I have folders matching each layer, with corresponding images. E.g.
"Front-Door" Folder has 50 images of front-doors
"Lower-Window" Folder has 50 images of Lower-Windows
C) I need to randomly load/replace each of the 6 layers from the images subfolder and then export every variation possible.
Thus I will end up with for example 5,000 unique different images of the house.
Any direction on how to even approach this would be a great help as I have only written basic actions in the past.
Thanks. Pat
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Something like you want to do would most likely need to use Mockup templates for different house designs. There would be a Mockup for each house model, The mockup templates would have six smart object layer to be populated with your six design elements. I do not think you will be able to dynamically create Random House mockup templates and populate them with random desgn element from your six design element type sub folders. My Mockup Scripts will populate a House mockup templates from six sub folders. The sub folders file are populated in file name sort order. If you scramble the file names in the sub folders population of the designs population would be randomized. So my script "PopulateAlbumPageMockups.jsx" would populate your different house mockup templates album pages with randomized elements. If you have 6 house mockup house designs each sub folder would need to have 6 design files. If you have 50 designs you would need 50 mockup templates.