So I have a Photoshop action to save a PSD as a TGA and other image formats. It's cool, quick and all. The bad thing is that once I switch to a new level set I have to reset it to that path. Is there anyway to have it be relative file path instead of absolute? So it'll just save like in PSD folder then up folder up instead of the whole path? Thanks for any help.
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Unfortunately thanks to the way my contract is It's owned by THQ, even though I wrote it at home in my own time. I'll see about geting permission to release it publicly next week, but I don't know how long they take to process the release forms, or whether they'll clear it at all.
I'll let you know if I have any luck.
It only saves TGA's, but has a command line interface, so you can run the TGA through a command line controlled file converter (such as ImageMagick or LEAD) to result in whatever format you want. In theory anyway, I've never tried it
If anyone wants more infomration on what the script can do (it's pretty hefty) then let me know and I'll run down the features - but perhaps I should wait until I get permission to release it. If permission for release is denied then I'll have whet your appetite for nothing, heh.
Is there anyway to have it be relative file path instead of absolute? So it'll just save like in PSD folder then up folder up instead of the whole path? Thanks for any help.
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I solve this problem by checking the 'dialog box' setting on the save sub-action. This makes it pop up a dialog that let's you choose the path that you want to save in. I guess it doesn't help as much as just making the path relative though.
I need to make some minor changes to them for legal reasons (ensuring there's no references to NDA stuff, that sort of thing), and write up some documentation, but I should have them available in the next week or so.
nice one harlequin!
Sorry for the delay on this. RL got in the way a little
Think it's all good to go, but it's pretty early in the morning, so if something seems iffy let me know, I may have messed something up .