Benny Pedersen
June 3rd, 2007, 04:23 AM
PSE5 - BIG Thumbnails, B&W...
(Used in lower version than PSE5, this ATN would prompt a message...)
On click, the below attachment Action would open the
PSE5 "Convert to Black and White"-menu that wait
for you to click either RGB: More or Less Red or Green or Blue.
For this test, the "Adjust Intensity Slider" was far right,
then I clicked twice "More Red", "OK".
After the "OK" button, the action would repeat the PSE5 B&W menu.
As before, "Adjust Intensity Slider" to far right, Click twice...
and so on, until all six has been clicked.
The result of this was simply six new layers created.
It then dublicate the current document, show all six results
side by side, (see below picture).
The reason for me to create this Action named "BW Multi Convert", is
that those thumbnails that we see when using the B&W convert filter,
is too small...
Benny,
Btw. My knowlede about ATN files is now accelerating very fast,
so you should now know why I'm away forum lots time...
hmmm, to create an ATN similar syntax;
"if_exist_background_rename_it", one could simply write
something like this:
Note: any layer name(s) that has a "#" in name
content a special and hidden character that
one can't press on a keyboard. That's to make
sure that not a wrong layer is selected.
As you should know; if a layer name is repeated,
then PSE and PS would allways take the most bottom layer
that has that name --- newbee ATN makers that always
flatten an image, should read this
Action: if_exist_background_rename
Make layer
Without Below
Using: layer
Name: "*#Flag RB"
Make layer
Without Below
Using: layer
Name: "Background"
Move current layer
To: front layer
Select layer "Background"
Set current layer
To: layer
Name: "Prev Background"
Select front layer
Delete current layer
Select layer "*#Flag RB"
Delete current layer
Since the locked background layer either exist or not, then
it's was very simple to construct the above ATN code.
ehhm, the above code isn't used for the Action below Attachment,
so that was just some additional info.
Anyhow, I also figured out how to execute the PSE5 menu named
"Shadows/Highlight" from ATN, :D, etc... (isn't used here either)...
OOPS, below is the B&W thing...
("Portratits" style is theoretical better, anyway;
I tested using the "Scenic Landscape" style).
Experiments...
(Used in lower version than PSE5, this ATN would prompt a message...)
On click, the below attachment Action would open the
PSE5 "Convert to Black and White"-menu that wait
for you to click either RGB: More or Less Red or Green or Blue.
For this test, the "Adjust Intensity Slider" was far right,
then I clicked twice "More Red", "OK".
After the "OK" button, the action would repeat the PSE5 B&W menu.
As before, "Adjust Intensity Slider" to far right, Click twice...
and so on, until all six has been clicked.
The result of this was simply six new layers created.
It then dublicate the current document, show all six results
side by side, (see below picture).
The reason for me to create this Action named "BW Multi Convert", is
that those thumbnails that we see when using the B&W convert filter,
is too small...
Benny,
Btw. My knowlede about ATN files is now accelerating very fast,
so you should now know why I'm away forum lots time...
hmmm, to create an ATN similar syntax;
"if_exist_background_rename_it", one could simply write
something like this:
Note: any layer name(s) that has a "#" in name
content a special and hidden character that
one can't press on a keyboard. That's to make
sure that not a wrong layer is selected.
As you should know; if a layer name is repeated,
then PSE and PS would allways take the most bottom layer
that has that name --- newbee ATN makers that always
flatten an image, should read this
Action: if_exist_background_rename
Make layer
Without Below
Using: layer
Name: "*#Flag RB"
Make layer
Without Below
Using: layer
Name: "Background"
Move current layer
To: front layer
Select layer "Background"
Set current layer
To: layer
Name: "Prev Background"
Select front layer
Delete current layer
Select layer "*#Flag RB"
Delete current layer
Since the locked background layer either exist or not, then
it's was very simple to construct the above ATN code.
ehhm, the above code isn't used for the Action below Attachment,
so that was just some additional info.
Anyhow, I also figured out how to execute the PSE5 menu named
"Shadows/Highlight" from ATN, :D, etc... (isn't used here either)...
OOPS, below is the B&W thing...
("Portratits" style is theoretical better, anyway;
I tested using the "Scenic Landscape" style).
Experiments...