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I think that the easiest thing to do would to be change the dpi to 72dpi (if needed), do your op, then revert back to the original dpi (if needed). There have been a host of font related errors over there years where this was the only solution.

Let us know if this works.

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There is a file in xtools (xtools/xlib/PSConstants.js) that contains the definition for PSEvent.Rasterize. It is automatically generated from header file in the PS SDK. The simplest thing for you to do is edit PSContants.js so the definition is correct. In the meantime, I'll take a look at things on...

Kukurykus wrote: Now there are only 17 progress bar updates

Ah. I didn't look at you code in depth. It's good to see that we are both on the same page here.

Also, xtools/xlib/PSConstants.js might be relevant here. It's auto generated via a perl script from PS SDK header files. If , it lets you use
PSKey.Shadow instead of charIDToTypeID("shdw").

Just a quick note about ProgressBar stuff, it may be better to update the progress bar every 4 or 10 or more iterations instead of every iteration. In general, I would take what ever the total was and use 5% as the update chunk so there would only be 20 ProgressBar updates regardless of how many ite...

Basically, if you can record in an action, you can get JS code for it. The simplest way is using the SL Plugin and get code that way. The alternative is to record an action and use xtools to convert it to JS code as the previous post suggested.

The simplest fix (assuming you have a lot of layers) is a change like this: // For each layer in the document for (var i = 0; i < docLayers.length; i++) { to this: // For each layer in the document var len = docLayers.length; for (var i = 0; i < len ; i++) { If that doesn't work, you'll need to desc...

xtools/xapps/ActionsPaletteToFiles.jsx if you have xtools installed. If not, this is a standalone version http://ps-scripts.cvs.sourceforge.net/v ... oFiles.jsx

You need to set a flag in the file USE_RUNTIME_PALETTE to true.

Create a .bat file and write your command line to it the file.execute() the file. Should work. If not pass your command as a single string and call app.system(). That will execute the command line. It runs async which may or may not be a problem for. app.system('"C:\program.exe" -options &...

If you want to format dates, here's the code for you from xtools. //========================= Date formatting ================================ // // Date.strftime // This is a third generation implementation. This is a JavaScript // implementation of C the library function 'strftime'. It supports al...