Run a .jsx file through a .bat file

[Shulipa Bernad]

Hey guys!
How do I run a.jsx file through a.bat file?
Thanks!

[Kukurykus · Accepted solution]

start "" "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2022\Photoshop.exe" "D:\a.jsx"

[Shulipa Bernad]

start "" "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2021\Photoshop.exe" "~/Desktop/script.jsx"

Hi @Kukurykus , it's not correct but it didn't work for me

[Kukurykus]

My code is correct - did you check if that works when the file is on d (or other drive)?

You didn't ask of specific localization. For desktop replace 'User' to name of your User Name: 

C:\Users\User\Desktop

by the way, the logic of "it's not correct but it didn't work for me" sentence is not correct.

Either say: 'it's not correct but it did work for me" or: 'it's correct but it didn't work for me'.

[Shulipa Bernad]

Meu código está correto - você verificou se isso funciona quando o arquivo está em d (ou outra unidade)?

Você não pediu localização específica. Para desktop, substitua 'Usuário' pelo nome do seu nome de usuário: 

C : \Usuários\Usuário\Desktop

a propósito, a lógica da frase "não está correto, mas não funcionou para mim" não está correta.

Ou diga:  'não está correto, mas funcionou para mim'  ou:  'está correto, mas não funcionou para mim'.

Por @Kukurykus

primeiro testei o jsx da unidade D:\ conforme seu exemplo, mas não funcionou

Corrigi o caminho C:\Users\myUser\Desktop, salvei como arquivo.bat mas nada acontece quando executo

[Kukurykus]

If you saved it as 'arquivo.bat', not 'a.bat' then I'm not surprised. Especially if you have might done same it for 'a.jsx'. Step back to d drive path and try again. Check your Ps path as well.

[Shulipa Bernad]

@Kukurykus I'm leaving work for my house now, when I get there I'll use my computer to test again.

[Shulipa Bernad]

After checking all the ways, I managed to run the script through a.bat but this annoying warning appeared!

To suppress this warning, add "WamRunningScripts 0" to the "PSUserConfig.txt" file in the Photoshop settings folder and restart Photoshop. The problem this time is that in the Photoshop 2022 settings folder there is no file "PSUserConfig.txt", I tried to create the same after I added the line add WamRunningScripts 0 and saved and it still displays the warning.

[Kukurykus]

There is no 'PSUserConfig.txt' in 'Adobe Photoshop 2022 Settings' unless you create it.

The command you added is incorrect. I see there lack of 'r' letter in first word, ie. 'Warn'.

[Shulipa Bernad]

Now it all worked out!
I found this tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsStQ6jhKoM&ab_channel=3DLUTCreator

[Kukurykus]

How that you found differs from that you wrote yourself, plus my hints: 3 mins ago?

[Shulipa Bernad]

@Kukurykus I believe I typed it wrong, then I went to the video description, copy and then pasted the filename and code line in the directory. Thank you for your dedication and helping us

[Shulipa Bernad]

Thanks for your help @Kukurykus  ! thanks to you everything worked out.

[Kukurykus]

a minute ago