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Hi guys, i want to make a csv file that looks like this.

file name hex value
1234 fdfcfc

and i want photoshop to read the csv file and export out all the files with solid fills of the hex values in the list.
is this possible?

thanks guys

Try this:

CSV:Code: Select allorange,fe7011
apple,c80303
banana,ffd800
pear,00ff00

JSX:Code: Select allfunction SaveJPEG(saveFile, jpegQuality){
   jpgSaveOptions = new JPEGSaveOptions()
   jpgSaveOptions.embedColorProfile = true
   jpgSaveOptions.formatOptions = FormatOptions.STANDARDBASELINE
   jpgSaveOptions.matte = MatteType.NONE
   jpgSaveOptions.quality = jpegQuality //1-12
   activeDocument.saveAs(saveFile, jpgSaveOptions, true,Extension.LOWERCASE)
}

// read in result file
var crop = new File("/c/sandbox/fruit.csv");

// open file
crop.open('r');

while (!crop.eof)
{
   // read line of csv
   var line = crop.readln();
   var part = line.split(',');

   // create doc
   var doc = app.documents.add(100, 100, 72, part[0], NewDocumentMode.RGB);

   // define your fill color
   var color = new SolidColor();
   color.rgb["hexValue"] = part[1];
   
   // fill layer
   doc.selection.selectAll();
   doc.selection.fill(color);
   
   // save file
   var image = new File("/c/sandbox/"+ part[0] +".jpg");
   SaveJPEG(image,12);

   // close document
   doc.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);

}

// close file
crop.close();


Patrick

thanks for the info patrick, but i think i'm having a problem loading scripts in photoshop vs bridge. can you direct me to place where it describes where you load photoshop scripts and how to use them?

thanks i cant wait to use this.

You can save the code as a .jsx file wherever you want on your hard drive, and in photoshop go to:

File -> Scripts -> Browse...

If I use a script a lot, just record a action of loading the script like above. You can then use the action as a one button way of getting to the script after that.

Patrick

// create doc
var doc = app.documents.add(100, 100, 72, part[0], NewDocumentMode.RGB);

says undefined is not an object.

forget it, i figured it out. wow this rocks.

Hi, how did you solve the issue?

flieckster wrote:forget it, i figured it out. wow this rocks.

Hi, how did you solve the issue?