Scripts errors

secheverry

Gimp and Photoshop scripts have errors and I'm unable to run them.

I'm not an expert in python or jsx

I tried to run GIMP script but i couldn't because gimpfu was not idented. I worked on it and idented the code, fixed the bugs in gimpfu and tried again, but gimp.pyd dll couldn't be loaded. I stoped triying there.

So i decided to use photoshop...

but it didn't work either.

first of all i had to add this line at the very top to the script:

"#target photoshop"

later the script didn't run because photoshop cs6 doesn't support this function.

executeAction:

line85- executeAction(stringIDToTypeID( "rasterizeAll" ), undefined, DialogModes.NO);

Reference:

Nate

I use CS6 and the script works fine for me. It doesn't need #target. How are you running it? Click File -> Scripts -> Browse and choose the script. Get the latest script here:
https://gist.github.com/NathanSweet/c8e ... 9dedd56e8c
If you really need to, you can comment out the "rasterize all" call, it isn't needed if your layers are already rasterized.

secheverry

I had 3 problems. I had photshop in spanish and i turned it to english.

http://ebooksysoftware.com/photoshop-espanol-a-ingles/

Second. The version of the sotware when i updated didn't update my scripts folder. I used the version you gave and worked ok.

The other problem i had is that i was running the script from ExtendScript

Nate

Glad you figured it out! I wonder why you had to use English, strange. When running from ExtendScript, you have to choose Photoshop from the select box. We can't use #target because Photoshop CSx and Photoshop CC are actually separate targets, yet the script works on both of them (thanks Adobe!).

secheverry

Maybe because of the translation from english to spansh.

For example in spanish layers is "Capas"

tbyte

First, thanks for this awesome software and all the convenient connection tools like the graphic editor scripts.

Unfortunately I am also experiencing problems with the Photoshop Script. It says: "Error 24: app.putCustomOptions is not a function". I am using Photoshop CS 2. I suppose this version is too old and the function just didn't exist back then?

Greets!

Nate

It's likely too old. You can try commenting out sections that aren't needed.