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Jarda Bereza
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Jarda Bereza
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‎Feb 02, 2017
10:14 AM
If PS and JSX are both server-side then it should work. You could run "c:\your\path\action.jsx" from C# .NET
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‎Feb 02, 2017
09:50 AM
If your JSX file has #target Photoshop on first line in script, then doubleclick on this file can run script in Photoshop (by default). Doubleclick could be replaced with runing JSX filem from command line. No arguments required.
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‎Jan 30, 2017
12:25 PM
1 Upvote
I would try to look in Library panel code. You can drag smart object content into document quite easy and smoothly (hold "alt" for SO content). Smart object should be located in cloud. But maybe it's cached.
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‎Jan 28, 2017
03:40 AM
It seems to that I can see same issue. I can't found this in DOM. Anyway I like more action manager. You can do more with AM and you have better chance to see correct values. But it's more difficult. If you want read values I recommend this: GitHub - JavierAroche/descriptor-info: JSX module to recursively get all the properties in an ActionDescriptor used in A… This can create object which looks like DOM approach but there is more properties. Anyway it is read-only. Example how to use it. // Include the JSON helper #include "JSON.jsx" // Include the descriptor-info module #include "descriptor-info.jsx" // ActionDescriptor example var ref = new ActionReference(); //ref.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID("Lyr "), charIDToTypeID("Ordn"), charIDToTypeID("Trgt") ); ref.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID("Path"), charIDToTypeID("Path"), stringIDToTypeID("vectorMask") ); var desc = executeActionGet(ref); // Retrieve its properties by running the getProperties function, passing the ActionDescriptor as a param // Optional @param {Object} descFlags // Optional @flag {Boolean} reference - return reference descriptors. Could slighly affect speed. // Optional @flag {Boolean} extended - returns extended information about the descriptor. var descFlags = { reference : true, extended : false }; var descObject = descriptorInfo.getProperties( desc ); // If using descFlags > descriptorInfo.getProperties( desc, descFlags ); $.writeln(JSON.stringify(descObject, null, 4)); // Running in ExtendScript // Running in Brackets with the Brackets-to-Photoshop extension // https://github.com/JavierAroche/brackets-to-photoshop // Brackets-to-Photoshop extension includes the JSON helper by default $.writeln(descObject); This forum sh** with my code, so here is undeformed form. [JavaScript] // Include the JSON helper #include "JSON.jsx" // Include the descriptor-info - Pastebin.com You need place JSON.jsx and descriptor-info.jsx in same folder as you script (or place their content inside your script). Then you can run: descObject.pathContents.pathComponents[0].pathComponent.subpathListKey[2].subpathsList.points[3].pathPoint.anchor.horizontal In: "subpathListKey" you should see your subpaths which are merged into one path inside path-layer. Paths which are not merged should be in "pathComponents" Descriptor is for selected layer vector mask.
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‎Jan 22, 2017
10:55 AM
1 Upvote
What doesn't work for you? can you be more specific
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‎Jan 14, 2017
09:04 AM
Any suggestions as to what would make it a little more clear? Optional @flag {Boolean} reference - if value is false then return reference descriptors. Could slightly affect speed. In some cases 10 seconds per descriptor. Maybe I will try to compare property trees between PS versions in future. But I am not sure what is best a most usefull way, to show results. Can-I-use link was one way how to interpret these results. It wasn't about polyfill.
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‎Jan 14, 2017
04:21 AM
This is pretty good 🙂 I will rewrite my old code. "desc.bounds.top" will be better than "desc['bounds'][1][1]['top'][1][1]" and still faster than classic DOM. Maybe JAM framework can also do that but I am not able figure it. If I turn off "parse friednly" i see desc.boundsNoMask.<object>.rectangle.top But I am not able get inside <object> I think reference flag is not self-explaning. I am not sure if true means off or on. May next Idea is create some dictionary which will show you tree differences between Photoshop version. It could be somehow automated and it would compare JSON trees. It would open one PSD in different PS version and test same layer JSON trees. If you have Cloud subscription you have access to all version from CS6 to CC2017. E.g. CS6 doesn't have "width" and "height" in "bounds" But I am not sure how output should look like. I really like this webpage: http://caniuse.com/#search=json 😄
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‎Jan 05, 2017
10:43 AM
1 Upvote
I would try look into: c:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CC 2017\Required\CEP\extensions\com.adobe.photoshop.crema\PSPanel\css\ I am not sure what exactly is .crema purpose, but It looks a bit like Plugin Template
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‎Jan 05, 2017
10:12 AM
1 Upvote
Can you prevent this with switching actions list into button mode? This switching should be scriptable via recording "insert menu item"
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‎Jan 04, 2017
03:48 PM
You can have blending mode difference. This show differences between pixels so if no difference, then pixel is black. Difference is per channel so you will need convert it into grayscale, apply inversion, and then create mask from this which will be applied on same layer which was duplicated before.
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‎Jan 03, 2017
02:18 PM
It think fixIDs option would be ok. I wonder if there is any possibility to get list of all descriptors that can be disassembled. You can read app preferences, but not all preferences as I know, history states, paths panel, channels pannel, documents... what else? I am thinking about possibility to more easy way how to get properties. Something like: descObject = descriptorInfo.getSelectedLayersProperties( descFlags ); or decsObject = descriptorInfo.getLayersPropertiesByIndex( [45,20,123], descFlags ); or decsObject = descriptorInfo.getLayersPropertiesById( [45,20,123], descFlags ); similar for app settings and next frequently used things.
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‎Jan 03, 2017
01:31 PM
Yes, this solution would be perfect! 🙂 And my code using your "framework" would be readable as never before 🙂 It also could a little bit improve performance if you read hunderds of layers and extended version will be disabled.
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‎Jan 03, 2017
10:50 AM
Here is mess table: Tonton-Pixel-Photoshop-Scripts/Decision table for conflicting StringIDs in Photoshop.pdf at master · tajmone/Tonton-Pixe… It is from: 2011 so maybe is not complete in 2017. I will check later if we need change it. Anyway the power of your script is that i can read values and then use it on the next lines in code. E.g. var bgColor = descObject.artboard.object.color.object; colorToHex(bgColor.red.value, bgColor.grain.value, bgColor.blue.value); Which is awesome human friendly syntax if you compare this with script listener syntax. But sometimes you will be forced to use unexpected names. This can cause a little confusion. My next question is... Is possible get value without writing ".value" ? bgColor.red //instead bgColor.red.value I can imagine that I will write .value everywhere because this is most important information and code will be a less readable. Maybe prototype._toString could handle this job? Everything else could be same. Also in ExtendScript Toolkit Data Browser would be more readable because you would see "left = 540" instead "left = [object Object] and you don't need go so deep in tree where is "value = 540" and then look above value of which.
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‎Jan 02, 2017
03:47 PM
1 Upvote
It seems to be very usefull and more readable than Tonton Pixel's code. But you are not solving messed up Char/StringIDs E.g. grain instead green "color": { "stringID": "color", "charID": "Clr ", "id": 1131180576, "key": 3, "type": "DescValueType.OBJECTTYPE", "value": { "count": 3, "typename": "ActionDescriptor" }, "object": { "red": { "stringID": "red", "charID": "Rd ", "id": 1382293536, "key": 0, "type": "DescValueType.DOUBLETYPE", "value": 255 }, "grain": { "stringID": "grain", "charID": "Grn ", "id": 1198681632, "key": 1, "type": "DescValueType.DOUBLETYPE", "value": 255 }, "blue": { "stringID": "blue", "charID": "Bl ", "id": 1114382368, "key": 2, "type": "DescValueType.DOUBLETYPE", "value": 255 } } }, I did some measurements because only with only selected two groups the script was runing 10+ seconds. Which is too long. Every lines in code has under 20ms except this: case 'DescValueType.REFERENCETYPE': listArray.push( executeActionGet( listItemValue ) ); Time spend here was 10.3 seconds and this line was performed six times. I suggest comment this line because it doesn't seems to have valuable info now and it will be lightning fast. The only difference is, that I don't see "count" Before/After
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‎Jan 01, 2017
03:00 AM
I suspect Photoshop that this is intentionally unavailable from JSX. But you could from JSX read preferences binaries files. This red value shoul be password. Maybe together with IP. "Machine prefs.psp" I am not sure if pass is together with IP or if it's only pass. It is too long. Server name is like UTF8 plaintext You can try make copy of settings file, change password and then compare binaries. But I thing this is somehow encrypted.
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‎Dec 31, 2016
04:34 AM
3 Upvotes
pixxxel schubser napsal(a): Perhaps you can show a working code snippet for making a time comparison? I like to learn. I did some time measurement. Document has 1634 layers, 287 groups and 11136px × 6740px 1) 64 layers selected in 5 groups - 1402ms 2) 141 layers selected in 32 groups - 291ms (ExtendScript Toolkit his buil-in time measurement features.) Limitations: - you can't group artboards - you can create only 10 nested groups If you select one layer by ID/index it should be +- 20ms per layer DOM recursion is slow. With ActionManager you can read layers, they don't have tree structure but it is linear structure. So it is very fast, but you probably need select layers one by one. You can select layers range, but I am not sure how much reliably it is. Code here: http://pastebin.com/dgUqSb1n
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‎Dec 31, 2016
02:58 AM
2 Upvotes
If want select all nested layers in one selected group then you can simply 1) create group - Ctrl + G 2) remove group - Ctrl + Shift + G 3) now you have all nested layers selected (recursively) 4) get selected layers indexes/ids This should have good performance for complex nested layers. Parent of specific layer 1) select your layer by index/id 2) app.activeDocument.activeLayer.parent.id
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‎Dec 29, 2016
02:54 AM
From documentation: Application.openDialog (): FileArray Adobe Photoshop CC 2015.5 Object Library Uses the Photoshop open dialog to select files. Example: alert(app.openDialog ());
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‎Dec 27, 2016
04:44 PM
1 Upvote
This open source app can view bitmap brushes: abrViewer.NET - Browse Files at SourceForge.net You should be able to read diameter: http://sklad.bereza.cz/00-jarda/00_screenshot/2016-12-28_013154.jpg Then you maybe you could create extact document size. Because you can select brush in presets. And if you do it, then diameter is loaded from saved brush and then you can read it in current tool. You also can create viewless document. https://www.ps-scripts.com/viewtopic.php?f=66&t=24487 You should be able create pixels here and your window will be invisible. I wouldn't create one document per one brush because creating document takes time. Viewless document could be persistent on background. Here is some file scpecification: http://oldschoolprg.x10.mx/downloads/ps6ffspecsv2.pdf page 51. Open source app above probably use it. Good luck.
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‎Dec 27, 2016
08:31 AM
Thx a lot. I will check it in January. Thanks also for MIT license. "jam" framework does similar job, but it is under GPL license and GPL is connected with certain things, which I'm not sure. JSON Action Manager | Tonton Pixel (website is sometimes offline)
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‎Dec 23, 2016
12:23 PM
I don't know why, but Photoshop crashes everytime I am using this script from Extension Sctip Toolkit CC
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‎Dec 15, 2016
02:28 PM
Save for web dialog has dialog for that. But I am unable to use this settings in my script. It should be faster than solution on link.
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‎Dec 15, 2016
01:08 PM
I seen mention about some JS library which has nice function for text operations: vocajs
Maybe this javasript could work also in Photoshop Script Engine.
Disadvantages of complex regex is that anybody except you can't read it easily and after half year or one year even you can't read it easily 🙂
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‎Dec 15, 2016
11:01 AM
1 Upvote
Thanks for string IDs. List of all strings ID can be done with method known as brute-force attack. CharId has always four characters... so you are trying all combinations and you are checking if you got result. It took cca 5 minutes on realatively fast PC. Tonton (link above) has script for this. Anyway I always have my PS runing. Btw aren't regex usualy a bit slow?
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‎Dec 14, 2016
01:15 PM
You can do it with action and batch. EPS is opened as new document with width exactly 4000px and height is computed proportionaly. After opening one of your side will have 4000px File > Automate > Fit Image has max-height and max-width 4000px. This command decrease image if height is bigger than 4000px and constrains proportions. And finaly you will save your file as PNG. Remember, you need override open and save command in batch dialog and select action in batch dialog. When you drag EPS in Photoshop above tabs: Action: Batch:
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‎Dec 12, 2016
11:56 PM
Yes some CharIDs are messed up 🙂 Tonton has page on his site how to solve this this problem. He is looking into context. If "Grn " is inside something, then it means something. If "Grn " is inside something else, then it means something else 🙂 The most crazy thing you can test is probably applying liquify on smart object. Because developers forgoten disable action recording in this action. (Usually can't record pating with brushes) and generated code has many thousand lines of code for single action 😄
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‎Dec 12, 2016
11:28 AM
2 Upvotes
Thanks! It looks useful. It reduces code for creating text layer from 470 line to 174 lines 🙂 That's 63 % less lines of code.
Is there possibility use String ID instead of Char ID if possible? String IDs are more meaningfull. There should be code which can do that, but the web is not working right now. tonton-pixel
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‎Dec 11, 2016
02:16 AM
If you normaly work with C++ you could be interested in Photoshop SDK In examples is "disolve filter" and you can modify code and set to layer any pixels you want. It should be faster than anything else and you can apply this filter to smart object and so on. This example supports 8bit, 16bit and 32bit per channel and also CMYK. And there are also examples for file-formats. So you can open/save your custom file-format.
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‎Dec 08, 2016
04:14 PM
What about onload and unload events inside HTML panel: onunload Event Could it work? I didn't tested it yet. You could send this data to JSX and then save these custom values into Photoshop. I think, if you close panel, you kill CEP.exe process and if you open it again then page is reloaded.
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‎Dec 08, 2016
01:05 PM
This works for me var idslct = charIDToTypeID( "slct" ); var desc53 = new ActionDescriptor(); var idnull = charIDToTypeID( "null" ); var ref31 = new ActionReference(); var idMn = charIDToTypeID( "Mn " ); ref31.putName( idMn, "CSS Hat" ); //maybe text from menu? desc53.putReference( idnull, ref31 ); executeAction( idslct, desc53, DialogModes.NO ); Try record this menu item:
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