Re: Thanks! but I not understand
Re: Thanks! but I not understand
- Subject: Re: Thanks! but I not understand
- From: Paul Skinner <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 7 Jun 2002 14:17:38 -0400
Ok.
In PhotoShop make a new file.
Get a painting tool and make a bunch of dots. This ensures that you have
many history states to choose from.
In the'Actions' palette, click the circle (record button) to record a
new action. Name it 'History State -1'. It will start to record your
actions.
In the History palette, choose the previous history state.
Stop the action from recording.
Look at your action palette.
It will contain a new action. it should be named 'History State -1'.
The action should contain 1one command. 'Select History State -1'
In your script. When you want to go back by one in the history palette,
just use the code...
tell application "Photoshop"
do script "History State -1"
end
This will make PS step back one history state. You could call it
multiple times to step back two or three states. You could also make
other actions for stepping back two or more states.
Was that better?
On Friday, June 7, 2002, at 11:53 AM, chung chung wrote:
To :Paul Skinner
Thanks your solution, but I not understand "Make a folder of action"
meaning.
Have I need create the folder at the finder and save every change to
here,
and the applescript source code add the do script "history state -4"
sorry, I'm understand it.
Please email to :email@hidden
Thanks!
PhotoScripter doesn't support the history states at all. Make an
action that goes back the number of history states that you want and
call that. You might just want to make a folder of actions with go
back one, go back two etc. up to maybe -10 and then you can call the
appropriate one.
do script "history state -4"
--
Paul Skinner
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