Hi,
I'm having a bit of a pickle on my workstation at work.. I previously made some simple scripts for CS5 in extendscript (java), just simple scripts like changing the Grid Size in "transparency & Gamut" from solid to checkered that I map to a button on my Wacom.. but now my company upgraded to CS6 and my scripts don't work anymore and if want to reprogram the scripts in Extendscript (3.8.0.12) I can't select Photoshop CS6 from the dropdown menu.. What I do get is Photoshop CS5, Illustrator CS5,... (which our tech team kept on our MACs for some reason) but not the CS6 suite.. so when I program the script and run it, it asks if I want to open CS5 instead of using the already op CS6
here is an example of the script I made:
Code: Select all#target photoshop
if(app.preferences.gridSize == GridSize.NONE)
{
app.preferences.gridSize = GridSize.SMALL;
}
else
{
app.preferences.gridSize = GridSize.NONE;
}
app.refresh();
app.bringToFront();
I checked to macs in another room (our room where we get our "lessons") and there everything looks right...
No CS6 in Extendscript Toolkit
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Mike Hale
No CS6 in Extendscript Toolkit
Unless it is a Mac issue, I think it's an installation problem. Both CS6 and CC are listed in ESTK on my Windows system.
And that script runs fine for me. Or is that not one of the scripts you want to edit?
And that script runs fine for me. Or is that not one of the scripts you want to edit?
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eyescream
No CS6 in Extendscript Toolkit
yeah that's one I want to use.. guess I'll have to get the tech guys to reinstall extendscript cause I don't have admin permissions.. and that will take like forever like usual (we had cs6 laying around for 6 months untill they finally decided to install it)... bummer
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eyescream
No CS6 in Extendscript Toolkit
maybe I could use applescript since those don't need admin permission to run.. does anybody know how to access preferences in photoshop using applescript, I can't figure it out using the documentation
update: figured it out:
Code: Select alltell application "Adobe Photoshop CS6"
if grid size of settings is none then
set grid size of settings to small
else
set grid size of settings to none
end if
end tell
update: figured it out:
Code: Select alltell application "Adobe Photoshop CS6"
if grid size of settings is none then
set grid size of settings to small
else
set grid size of settings to none
end if
end tell
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Mike Hale
No CS6 in Extendscript Toolkit
I thought your problem was with ESKT, the editor/debugger. You don't need admin rights to run javascript in Photoshop.
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eyescream
No CS6 in Extendscript Toolkit
yeah I know but I was just thinking it would be a lot less painfull if I could use the scripts in applescript.. If I want to get Extendscript for CS6 I have to get permission from my superior, he has to get permission from his superior, he has to get permission from his superior and then they will ask the tech guys to look into it, they will go like: and after months of waiting and mailing nothing will happen.. so I thought if I could get the scripts running in applescript I could save myself a lot of time and pain.. (yeah I work at such a place where you get punished for wanting to work faster and better)
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Mike Hale
No CS6 in Extendscript Toolkit
Maybe I misunderstood. If the problem is you can't change the Photoshop preferences with javascript I don't think applescript will help. User permissions could prevent changing the preferences but applescript would honor those permissions and also not change the settings.
Again you don't need admin permissions just to run javascripts in Photoshop.
Again you don't need admin permissions just to run javascripts in Photoshop.