Re: Photoshop CS Help ; |
Re: Photoshop CS Help ; |
- Subject: Re: Photoshop CS Help ; |
- From: Steve Suranie <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 31 Mar 2005 09:55:56 -0500
I figured it out - it should be:
rotate current layer angle 45
On 3/30/05 3:53 PM, "Steve Suranie" <email@hidden> wrote:
> I am working on a script that does the following:
>
> Sets the background color to grey
> Opens a file
> Changes the mode to RGB
> Cuts the content of the background layer and places it on a new layer
> Resizes the file
> Resizes the canvas
> Adds a drop shadow (using styles)
>
> Opens a second file based on a random number between 1 and 4 (first file is
> still open)
> Copies the contents of a layer of the second file
> Closes the second file
>
> Paste the contents of the second file to a new layer of the first file
> Selects the contents of the new layer and rotates it
>
> It'll do more but this is as far as I am right now. Problem is when I go to
> rotate the contents of the new layer in the first file PS gives me an error
> message which reads that the current document contains no selection. But it
> clearly does as I have "select all" in the script and if I stop the script
> at this point I can go into the PS file and cut, copy, rotate, etc the
> contents of the layer I was targeting. I can even cut the contents using AS.
> But I can't rotate it.
>
> K-pase-huh?
>
> Any help would be appreciated. Script follows:
>
> =====================================================================
>
> set thePath to (path to desktop as string) & "pictureTest:images:"
> set tapePath to (path to desktop as string) & "pictureTest:items:tape"
> set theFileList to list folder thePath without invisibles
>
> repeat with thisFile in theFileList
> tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS"
> set thisFilePath to (thePath as string) & thisFile as alias
> activate
> set background color to {class:RGB color, red:204, green:204,
> blue:204}
> open thisFilePath
> change mode of current document to RGB
> select all of current document
> cut selection of current document
> make new art layer at beginning of current document with properties
> {name:"Image Layer"}
> paste selection
> --set docRefInfo to info of current document
> set theWidth to width of current document
> set theHeight to height of current document
> if theWidth > theHeight then
> resize image of current document width 175 resolution 72
> resize canvas of current document width 200 height 200 anchor
> position middle center
> else
> resize image of current document height 175 resolution 72
> resize canvas of current document width 200 height 200 anchor
> position middle center
> end if
>
> set newWidth to width of current document
> set newHeight to height of current document
>
> --apply shadow layer style - it's case sensitive
> apply layer style art layer "Image Layer" of current document using
> "tapeShadow2"
>
>
> --repeat with i from 1 to 4
> --get random number
> set thisTapeFile to random number 4
> if thisTapeFile = 0 then
> set thisTapeFile to thisTapeFile + 1
> end if
>
> --subroutine to add tape to page
> my tapeTheImage(thisTapeFile, tapePath)
> --end repeat
> --close current document saving no
>
> end tell
> end repeat
>
> ---------------------------------------
> --Subroutines
> ---------------------------------------
>
> on tapeTheImage(thisTapeFile, tapePath)
> set i to 1
> set openThisFile to (tapePath as string) & thisTapeFile & ".psd" as
> alias
> tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS"
> open openThisFile
> tell current document
> set current layer to layer "tape"
> select all
> copy
> close saving no
> end tell
>
> --determining where to put the tape
> if i = 1 then
> tell current document
> paste
> set current layer to layer "Layer 1"
> select all
> rotate selection angle 45
> end tell
> end if
> end tell
> end tapeTheImage
>
>
>
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