I am trying to automate the process of scanning/cropping photos in Photoshop. I need to scan 3 photos at a time, then use Photoshop's Crop and Straighten Photos command, which creates 3 separate images. After that I'd like to save each of the newly created images as a PNG. I looked at the JSX scripts and they seem to a lot of promise. ...
How do I close photoshop using its javascript scripting language. (I am automaticly scripting a great deal of things, and I notice that for one reason or another, some of the ram is not releasing with each new task. My hopes are that after X ammount of operations, I will fully close photoshop, to free up the ram.. which it is eating up a...
I'm going to build a simple math graph for a browser application. Therefore all the JS-Vector Libraries might work out well. But I want to know about any experiences you collected using those. For me a basic feature is binding events to paths and points as well as animating paths. Additionally I am thinking how they are mastering the fu...
How can I copy text layer (with all its effects) to a new document, using script? ...
I'm trying to write a Photoshop jsx script for extracting color values from a PSD template. The colors are defined as separate fill layers that I'd like to be able to loop through and create a hash of {layer_name: #hex_color} values. I'm not finding any documentation on reading the color value of the fill layer. ...
Here is a sample of a simple xml file I want to parse using photoshop javascript: <Pgen> <renderSettings> <imageWidth>1000</imageWidth> <imageHeight>600</imageHeight> <SAA>16</SAA> <bgColor>E1E1E1</bgColor> <filePrefix></filePrefix> <suffix>.jpg</suffix> </renderSettings> <coverPage> <template>//TEMPLATE/Product.psd</template> <title>20...
This following script almost does what I need. What I'm trying to do is go through the opened documents, 139 of them, and save them as jpeg. However what it's lacking is moving from one opened document to the other, so it saved the same image over 139 times. I assumed doc.close() would close the opened document and give a new one focus, ...
Typically when you're writing a .jsx script to automate an Adobe product (like InDesign, Illustrator or Photoshop), you write, debug and execute the script from the ExtendScript IDE. Is it possible to bypass ExtendScript and run the script from an third program? I think Adobe products have a built-in JavaScript interpreter which ExtendS...