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Michael_L_Hale
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‎Sep 09, 2013
11:57 AM
Here is what I have so far. It needs more work but I don't think it will ever be very accurate. function toggleOtherLayersVisibility() { var desc = new ActionDescriptor(); var list = new ActionList(); var ref = new ActionReference(); ref.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID('Lyr '), charIDToTypeID('Ordn'), charIDToTypeID('Trgt') ); list.putReference( ref ); desc.putList( charIDToTypeID('null'), list ); desc.putBoolean( charIDToTypeID('TglO'), true ); executeAction( charIDToTypeID('Shw '), desc, DialogModes.NO ); }; function liveShapeFillEnabled( enable ) {// boolean var desc = new ActionDescriptor(); var ref = new ActionReference(); ref.putEnumerated( stringIDToTypeID('contentLayer'), charIDToTypeID('Ordn'), charIDToTypeID('Trgt') ); desc.putReference( charIDToTypeID('null'), ref ); var shapeDesc = new ActionDescriptor(); var styleDesc = new ActionDescriptor(); styleDesc.putInteger( stringIDToTypeID('strokeStyleVersion'), 2 ); styleDesc.putBoolean( stringIDToTypeID('fillEnabled'), enable ); shapeDesc.putObject( stringIDToTypeID('strokeStyle'), stringIDToTypeID('strokeStyle'), styleDesc ); desc.putObject( charIDToTypeID('T '), stringIDToTypeID('shapeStyle'), shapeDesc ); executeAction( charIDToTypeID('setd'), desc, DialogModes.NO ); }; function dupeVisibleMerged() { var desc = new ActionDescriptor(); desc.putBoolean( charIDToTypeID('Dplc'), true ); executeAction( charIDToTypeID('MrgV'), desc, DialogModes.NO ); }; function loadTransparency(){ var desc = new ActionDescriptor(); var ref = new ActionReference(); ref.putProperty( charIDToTypeID( "Chnl" ), charIDToTypeID( "fsel" ) ); desc.putReference( charIDToTypeID( "null" ), ref ); var ref1 = new ActionReference(); ref1.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID( "Chnl" ), charIDToTypeID( "Chnl" ), charIDToTypeID( "Trsp" ) ); desc.putReference( charIDToTypeID( "T " ), ref1 ); executeAction( charIDToTypeID( "setd" ), desc, DialogModes.NO ); }; function getLiveShapeStrokeInfo(){ var doc = app.activeDocument; var lyr = doc.activeLayer; liveShapeFillEnabled( false ); toggleOtherLayersVisibility(); doc.artLayers.add(); dupeVisibleMerged(); var bounds = doc.activeLayer.bounds; var horzCenter = (bounds[2]-bounds[0])/2; var vertCenter = (bounds[3]-bounds[1])/2; lyr.visible = false; var sampler = doc.colorSamplers.add([bounds[0]+UnitValue(.5,'px'),bounds[1]+vertCenter]); sizeObject.color = sampler.color; loadTransparency(); doc.selection.select([ [bounds[0],bounds[1]+vertCenter], [bounds[0]+horzCenter,bounds[1]+vertCenter], [bounds[0]+horzCenter,bounds[1]+vertCenter+UnitValue(1,'px')], [bounds[0]+UnitValue(1,'px'),bounds[1]+vertCenter+UnitValue(1,'px')]],SelectionType.INTERSECT); sizeObject.size = doc.selection.bounds[2]-doc.selection.bounds[0]; }; var sizeObject = {}; app.activeDocument.suspendHistory('Get Live stroke info','getLiveShapeStrokeInfo()'); executeAction( charIDToTypeID('undo'), undefined, DialogModes.NO ); sizeObject.size;
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‎Sep 09, 2013
08:02 AM
The problem I saw with using the colorSampler to determine the stroke width is it wasn't accurate. The determined width is rounded up to an integer and may or may not be one pixel too large. Even though it is a vector object the live stroke is shown using anti-aliasing and that effect the sampled size. For example the colorSampler would see a .5px stroke as 1px,1px as 2px, and 3px as 3px. I also tried loading the shape layer transparency and intersecting that with a smaller selection that would only leave a small part of one edge selected to try to get the width from the selection but is has a similar anti-aliasing issue. It does seem to be slightly more accurate than using the color to determine the size. Some times convoluted is the only approach that works but to me trying to get the stroke info is too convoluted and inaccurate to be useful.
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‎Sep 09, 2013
07:29 AM
Look in Photoshop help under Data Driven Graphics, or a Google search. The built-in data driven graphics( variable data functionality ) should be all you need to create the certificates from data in the text file.
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‎Sep 08, 2013
06:20 AM
I tried something similar during my testing and it is slightly more reliable getting the color than trying to sample the live shape layer. I thought I got an inaccurate reading during my testing but I can not reproduce one now. So maybe the extra steps would be worthwhile. But I am still not sure a sampled color will always be the same as the color in the properties panel. And the size of the stroke is still a problem with those extra steps. Depending the on the OP needs that method may be good enough and better than nothing.
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‎Sep 07, 2013
04:18 PM
Sorry but I don't see a good way to do this. You could get the layer's bounds and place a colorSampler at the edge of the bounds to get the color. But in my tests that only works if the stroke is at least one px and set to inside. If the stroke is set to outside you will get the fill color. If the stoke is smaller than one pixel you either get a mix of the stroke color and whatever is below that layer or an error if only that layer is visible. If the stoke is not a solid line the colorSampler may be at a position where the stroke is transparent. In other words when sampling the color at the edge you can not be sure the sampled color is really the stroke color used by the live shape. I don't see a way to get the size of the stroke even using colorSamplers.
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‎Sep 07, 2013
04:06 PM
Glad you got it working. I was looking in the VBS guide to see how it's done so I could post an example but I didn't make much progress.
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‎Sep 06, 2013
09:28 PM
That code looks like VBS( or some other VB flavor ). If VBS works the same way javascript does, changing the text size will not change the text box width. There are two types of text layers, point text and paragraph text. The width property only applies to paragraph text but is the width of the text bounding box, not the width of the text itself. You should be able to get the width of the text from the text layer's bounds property.
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‎Sep 06, 2013
09:24 AM
There are a lot of settings for a gradientFill adjustment layer. I think there are always at least two color stops( even if they are the same color ). And I am not sure what you mean by 'mode'. Here is one way to get the settings from the layer. function getGradientFillAdjustmentInfo(){ if(app.documents.length==0 || app.activeDocument.activeLayer.kind != LayerKind.GRADIENTFILL ) return; var gradientInfo = {}; gradientInfo.toString = function(){return "GradientInfo";} var ref = new ActionReference(); ref.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID("Lyr "), charIDToTypeID("Ordn"), charIDToTypeID("Trgt") ); var desc = executeActionGet(ref).getList(charIDToTypeID("Adjs")).getObjectValue(0); if(desc.hasKey(charIDToTypeID("Dthr"))) gradientInfo.dither = desc.getBoolean(charIDToTypeID("Dthr")); if(desc.hasKey(charIDToTypeID("Rvrs"))) gradientInfo.reverse = desc.getBoolean(charIDToTypeID("Rvrs")); if(desc.hasKey(charIDToTypeID("Angl"))) gradientInfo.angle = desc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID("Angl")); if(desc.hasKey(charIDToTypeID("Type"))) gradientInfo.type = typeIDToStringID(desc.getEnumerationValue(charIDToTypeID("Type"))); if(desc.hasKey(charIDToTypeID("Scl "))) gradientInfo.scale = desc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID("Scl ")); if(desc.hasKey(charIDToTypeID("Ofst"))){ gradientInfo.offset = [desc.getObjectValue(charIDToTypeID("Ofst")).getUnitDoubleValue(charIDToTypeID("Hrzn")), desc.getObjectValue(charIDToTypeID("Ofst")).getUnitDoubleValue(charIDToTypeID("Vrtc"))]; } desc = desc.getObjectValue(charIDToTypeID("Grad")); gradientInfo.name = desc.getString(charIDToTypeID("Nm ")); gradientInfo.gradientForm = typeIDToStringID(desc.getEnumerationValue(charIDToTypeID("GrdF"))); var colorList = desc.getList(charIDToTypeID("Clrs")); var transList = desc.getList(charIDToTypeID("Trns")); gradientInfo.numberOfColorStops = colorList.count; gradientInfo.colorStops = []; for(var colorIndex=0;colorIndex<colorList.count;colorIndex++){ colorStopDesc = colorList.getObjectValue(colorIndex); var colorStop = {}; colorStop.toString = function(){return "ColorStop";} colorStop.location = colorStopDesc.getInteger(charIDToTypeID("Lctn")); colorStop.midpoint = colorStopDesc.getInteger(charIDToTypeID("Mdpn")); colorStop.type = typeIDToStringID(colorStopDesc.getEnumerationValue(charIDToTypeID("Type"))); colorStop.color = getColorFromDescriptor( colorStopDesc.getObjectValue(charIDToTypeID("Clr ")), typeIDToCharID(colorStopDesc.getClass(charIDToTypeID("Clr ")))); gradientInfo.colorStops.push(colorStop); } gradientInfo.numberOfTransStops = transList.count; gradientInfo.transStops = []; for(var transIndex=0;transIndex<transList.count;transIndex++){ transStopDesc = transList.getObjectValue(transIndex); var transStop = {}; transStop.toString = function(){return "TransparencyStop";} transStop.opacity = transStopDesc.getUnitDoubleValue(charIDToTypeID("Opct")); transStop.location = transStopDesc.getInteger(charIDToTypeID("Lctn")); transStop.midpoint = transStopDesc.getInteger(charIDToTypeID("Mdpn")); gradientInfo.transStops.push(transStop); } return gradientInfo; }; function getColorFromDescriptor( colorDesc, keyClass ){ var colorObject = new SolidColor(); switch( keyClass ){ case "Grsc": colorObject.grey.grey = color.getDouble(charIDToTypeID('Gry ')); break; case "RGBC": colorObject.rgb.red = colorDesc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID('Rd ')); colorObject.rgb.green = colorDesc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID('Grn ')); colorObject.rgb.blue = colorDesc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID('Bl ')); break; case "CMYC": colorObject.cmyk.cyan = colorDesc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID('Cyn ')); colorObject.cmyk.magenta = colorDesc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID('Mgnt')); colorObject.cmyk.yellow = colorDesc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID('Ylw ')); colorObject.cmyk.black = colorDesc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID('Blck')); break; case "LbCl": colorObject.lab.l = colorDesc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID('Lmnc')); colorObject.lab.a = colorDesc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID('A ')); colorObject.lab.b = colorDesc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID('B ')); case "HSBC": colorObject.hsb.hue = colorDesc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID('H ')); colorObject.hsb.saturation = colorDesc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID('Strt')); colorObject.hsb.brightness = colorDesc.getDouble(charIDToTypeID('Brgh')); break; default: return null; } return colorObject; }; function alertProperties( obj ){ var str = obj +" properties:\r\r"; for (var p in obj) { if(typeof obj == "function") continue; str += p + ': ' + obj +"\r"; } alert(str); }; var someObjectName = getGradientFillAdjustmentInfo(); alertProperties( someObjectName ); alertProperties( someObjectName.colorStops[0] ); alertProperties( someObjectName.transStops[0] );
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‎Sep 05, 2013
06:37 PM
This seems to work in Photoshop CC. function levelsAdjustmentDialog(){ var desc = new ActionDescriptor(); var ref = new ActionReference(); ref.putClass( charIDToTypeID('AdjL') ); desc.putReference( charIDToTypeID('null'), ref ); var desc3 = new ActionDescriptor(); var desc4 = new ActionDescriptor(); desc4.putEnumerated( stringIDToTypeID('presetKind'), stringIDToTypeID('presetKindType'), stringIDToTypeID('presetKindDefault') ); desc3.putObject( charIDToTypeID('Type'), charIDToTypeID('Lvls'), desc4 ); desc.putObject( charIDToTypeID('Usng'), charIDToTypeID('AdjL'), desc3 ); executeAction( charIDToTypeID('Mk '), desc, DialogModes.NO ); var desc = new ActionDescriptor(); var ref = new ActionReference(); ref.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID( "AdjL" ), charIDToTypeID( "Ordn" ), charIDToTypeID( "Trgt" ) ); desc.putReference( charIDToTypeID( "null" ), ref ); desc.putObject( charIDToTypeID( "T " ), charIDToTypeID( "Lvls" ), new ActionDescriptor() ); return user_levels = executeAction( charIDToTypeID( "setd" ), desc, DialogModes.ALL ); }; function makeLevelsAdjustmentLayer( userDesc ) { var desc = new ActionDescriptor(); var ref = new ActionReference(); ref.putClass( charIDToTypeID('AdjL') ); desc.putReference( charIDToTypeID('null'), ref ); var desc3 = new ActionDescriptor(); var desc4 = new ActionDescriptor(); desc4.putEnumerated( stringIDToTypeID('presetKind'), stringIDToTypeID('presetKindType'), stringIDToTypeID('presetKindDefault') ); desc3.putObject( charIDToTypeID('Type'), charIDToTypeID('Lvls'), desc4 ); desc.putObject( charIDToTypeID('Usng'), charIDToTypeID('AdjL'), desc3 ); executeAction( charIDToTypeID('Mk '), desc, DialogModes.NO ); if(userDesc!=undefined){ executeAction( charIDToTypeID( "setd" ), userDesc, DialogModes.NO ); } }; var desc = levelsAdjustmentDialog(); makeLevelsAdjustmentLayer( desc );
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‎Sep 05, 2013
01:43 PM
Add numberOfColumns: 1 to the listbox creation properties.
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‎Sep 05, 2013
11:08 AM
It seems that Adobe has changed the way this works with Photoshop CC. In prior versions the newLevels() function returns a new Action Descriptor that contains the level settings the user entered into the levels dialog. In Photoshop CC it returns the Action Descriptor created by the function. It does not cause an error because the descriptor has the required info to make a new levels adjustment layer using the default settings. I don't see an easy way around this change. The best I have been able to come up with is to let the user create the new levels adjustment layer. Then get the settings from that layer and store them in an .alv file. The script can then create a new levels adjustment layer and apply the .alv file. I have not found an easy way to use the current settings directly to make a new layer and the temp .alv file in required for this approach. I think it would be possible to create a function that converts the raw data in the stringIDToTypeID('legacyContentData') key to an Action Descriptor that can be used to make a new layer. That function would be much easier to create if it only had to support the RGB color mode. Creating such a function would eliminate the need for the temp .alv file. If the script is designed to work in a single session you could dupe the adjustment layer with the user's settings to a new document( or leave the document that contains the layer open ) and dupe that layer to other documents as needed. That method should work with most versions including CC.
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‎Sep 03, 2013
06:31 AM
I do not think it is possible. The ability to control how or where a document is saved is a question that comes up from time to time. I have never seen anyone come up with a scripting solution.
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‎Sep 03, 2013
05:13 AM
Maybe Script Events Manager could be employed to intercept a command, though. No, those events are handled after the event so the event can not be intercepted. In the Photoshop Object Model those event scripts called Notifiers. I think that is a better name. You can not 'manage' an event only be notified that one has happened. And you are not notified that the document has be saved if the saving is done as part of a Document or Application close event.
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‎Aug 31, 2013
07:52 PM
I am not sure about .Net apps but I think the reason the javascript Object Model can be slow when working with layers and channels it every time you create a layer or channel object all the properties of that object created. I think building the histogram property is the biggest reason for the slow down. Especially is the document has a large canvas. Action Manger can be much faster because you can get only the property you need and avoid creating a DOM object and building the histogram. Try this to see if faster getting the channel names. function getProperty( psClass, psKey, index ){// integer:Class, integer:key var ref = new ActionReference(); if( psKey != undefined ) ref.putProperty( charIDToTypeID( "Prpr" ), psKey ); if(index != undefined ){ ref.putIndex( psClass, index ); }else{ ref.putEnumerated( psClass , charIDToTypeID( "Ordn" ), charIDToTypeID( "Trgt" ) ); } try{ var desc = executeActionGet(ref); }catch(e){ return; }// return on error if(desc.count == 0) return;// return undefined if property doesn't exists var dataType = desc.getType(psKey); switch(dataType){// not all types supported - returns undefined if not supported case DescValueType.INTEGERTYPE: return desc.getInteger(psKey); break; case DescValueType.ALIASTYPE: return desc.getPath(psKey); break; case DescValueType.BOOLEANTYPE: return desc.getBoolean(psKey); break; case DescValueType.BOOLEANTYPE: return desc.getBoolean(psKey); break; case DescValueType.UNITDOUBLE: return desc.getUnitDoubleValue(psKey); break; case DescValueType.STRINGTYPE: return desc.getString(psKey); break; case DescValueType.OBJECTTYPE: return desc.getObjectValue(psKey); break; case DescValueType.LISTTYPE: return desc.getList(psKey); break; case DescValueType.ENUMERATEDTYPE: return desc.getEnumerationValue(psKey); break; } }; var channelCount = app.activeDocument.channels.length; var channelNames = []; for(var channelIndex=1;channelIndex<=channelCount;channelIndex++){ channelNames.push(getProperty(charIDToTypeID("Chnl"),charIDToTypeID("ChnN"),channelIndex)); } alert(channelNames);
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‎Aug 31, 2013
07:30 PM
Well as said it is a bit of a hack. It has to create a new layer, bring up the color balance dialog, set a colorSampler, then clean up after itself. I think the info panel pops up because of the colorSampler. You can also get the color of a pixel by making a selection and checking the historgram of the selection. That takes longer than using the color sampler. I am not sure if there is anything that can be done to speed this up. If you are working with a document that has a large canvas size it may help to select a smaller area to fill with foregroundColor instead of selectAll but adding and removing a large layer is slower than working with a smaller one.
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‎Aug 31, 2013
05:22 PM
There are several things that may speed up a script. It depends on what the script does. Sometimes there is nothing that helps. Do you have a specific script that is too slow?
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‎Aug 31, 2013
04:25 PM
function modifyForegroundColor(){ var doc = app.activeDocument; var currentLayer = doc.activeLayer; var currentVisibility= currentLayer.visible; var topLayerVisibility = doc.layers[0].visible; doc.activeLayer = doc.layers[0]; var colorLayer = doc.artLayers.add(); doc.selection.selectAll(); doc.selection.fill(app.foregroundColor); colorBalanceDialog(); doc.selection.deselect(); var sample = doc.colorSamplers.add( [ new UnitValue( 10, 'px' ), new UnitValue( 10, 'px' ) ] ); app.foregroundColor = sample.color; sample.remove(); colorLayer.remove(); doc.activeLayer = currentLayer; currentLayer.visible = currentVisibility; doc.layers[0].visible = topLayerVisibility; app.runMenuItem(charIDToTypeID('TglI')); } function colorBalanceDialog() { var desc = new ActionDescriptor(); desc.putBoolean( charIDToTypeID('PrsL'), true ); try{ executeAction( charIDToTypeID('ClrB'), desc, DialogModes.ALL ); }catch(e){} }; if(app.documents.length>0){ app.activeDocument.suspendHistory('Modify Foreground Color','modifyForegroundColor()'); }
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‎Aug 31, 2013
01:54 PM
... I'm getting an error when I try to open up the script to add those in. Are you using the ExtendScript Toolkit editor that ships with Photoshop to edit the script? What is the error message?
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‎Aug 31, 2013
01:45 PM
This is a bit of a hack but I think it does what you want. function modifyForegroundColor(){ var doc = app.activeDocument; var currentLayer = doc.activeLayer; doc.activeLayer = doc.layers[0]; var colorLayer = doc.artLayers.add(); doc.selection.selectAll(); doc.selection.fill(app.foregroundColor); colorBalanceDialog(); var sample = doc.colorSamplers.add( [ new UnitValue( 10, 'px' ), new UnitValue( 10, 'px' ) ] ); app.foregroundColor = sample.color; sample.remove(); colorLayer.remove(); doc.activeLayer = currentLayer; } function colorBalanceDialog() { var desc = new ActionDescriptor(); desc.putBoolean( charIDToTypeID('PrsL'), true ); try{ executeAction( charIDToTypeID('ClrB'), desc, DialogModes.ALL ); }catch(e){} }; if(app.documents.length>0){ app.activeDocument.suspendHistory('Modify Foreground Color','modifyForegroundColor()'); }
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‎Aug 31, 2013
01:06 PM
JJMack wrote: Just remember if you do delete and replace files you could possible loose something you can not recovered except from backup which you may on may not have. The same thing applies to overwritting the file. Because the OP asked how to have the script overwrite an existing file I assumed they were aware to that risk. If they don't want to run the risk of replacing a file then just leave the script as it is now. It already renames if the file exists.
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‎Aug 31, 2013
11:13 AM
That dialog can not change the foreground/background color. Have you tried the Window-Color menu( F6 )?
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‎Aug 31, 2013
08:53 AM
I tried out Russell's Processor and it seems like that'll work! Do you happen to know if you can have it overwrite files? You could try making a feature request to xbytor. He is the person that is maintaining that script. His email is on Dr. Brown's web site where you downloaded Image Processor Pro. Even if he doesn't want to add that feature he may be able to tell you how to modify the script so you can have a local version that overwrites existing files. If you want to try to modify the script yourself I think if you find the line( around line 8892 ) outfile = ImageProcessor.createUniqueFileName(outfile, saveOpts._saveForWeb); and add this line right above that line if(outfile.exists) outfile.remove(); the script will always overwrite.
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‎Aug 31, 2013
08:27 AM
Starting with CS5 I have had trouble with mouse events attached to an 'image' control. I only noticed that line was not needed because I tested your code changing the control to 'image' and that line throws an error with that type of control. I commented that line out and it worked. So I changed the type of control back to button and it still worked. So thanks for showing me how to have mouse events in newer versions of Photoshop.
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‎Aug 31, 2013
05:55 AM
Are you sure you need the line event.target.notify("onDraw");? It works for me in Photoshop CC without that line. And without that line it also works with 'image'.
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‎Aug 30, 2013
07:34 AM
I can not help with Applescript other than suggest you use the do javascript command to load the layer's transparency. It may improve the centering if you divide the bottom half into 3 or 4 sections, find the center of each of those selections, then use the median of the centers.
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‎Aug 30, 2013
07:19 AM
There are several selection commands that cause errrors if the entire layer is selected. If you don't want to use a try/catch block you could compare the selection bounds to the document bounds.
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‎Aug 29, 2013
10:57 AM
You either need to determine the document's existing format and use the correct saveOptions for that format or make a reference to the existing file and use the File.copy() method to move it. function getFormat(){ var ref = new ActionReference(); ref.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID("Dcmn"), charIDToTypeID("Ordn"), charIDToTypeID("Trgt") ); try{ if(executeActionGet(ref).hasKey(stringIDToTypeID("format"))){ return executeActionGet(ref).getString(stringIDToTypeID("format")); } }catch(e){} }; var saveFile = new File( "~/Desktop/" + app.activeDocument.name); var docFormat = getFormat(); switch(docFormat){ case 'Photoshop': // set photoshop saveOptions break; case 'TIFF': // set tif saveOptions break; case 'JPEG': // set jpg saveOptions break; // add case statements for other formats you want to support default: // handle un-supported formats and newly created document } app.activeDocument.saveAs(saveFile, saveOptions, true,Extension.LOWERCASE); function getDocPath(){ var ref = new ActionReference(); ref.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID("Dcmn"), charIDToTypeID("Ordn"), charIDToTypeID("Trgt") ); var desc = executeActionGet(ref); var res = desc.hasKey(stringIDToTypeID('fileReference')) ? File(desc.getPath(stringIDToTypeID('fileReference'))).exists: false; return res ? File(desc.getPath(stringIDToTypeID('fileReference'))):false; }; // may want to do a normal Document.save() to make sure file is current var saveFile = new File( "~/Desktop/" + app.activeDocument.name); var existingDocFile = getDocPath(); if( existingDocFile ){ // use copy first existingDocFile.copy(saveFile); // uncomment if you want to 'move' the file //existingDocFile.remove(); }
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‎Aug 29, 2013
10:30 AM
Yes, there is a difference between the images. The script I posted doesn't really find the visual center of the image. All it does is center the widest part of the bottom half of the layer. It excludes the top half because that area is not symmetrical. To 'visually center' the width of the necklace the bottom half needs to be symmetrical. It was in your first sample and is not in this second sample. I would be worried that any 'fix' to correct for this image would only apply to this or similar images and not work for all the images you need to center.
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‎Aug 28, 2013
11:58 AM
Event handlers in Photoshop are called after the event with normal javascript scripts. There isn't a close event because Photoshop is already closed so can't call the handler. And javascript runs with Photoshop as the host app so the event handler is destroyed when Photoshop closed. You might want to look at writing an extension using the CS-SDK. At one time they were planning to offer both before and after event handlers.
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‎Aug 27, 2013
08:58 PM
I have tried several and my current choice is Notepad++.
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