I've been on the hunt for a similar script recently, after seeing this pretty amasing youtube video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8avdCe-w96g) , of a guy using a midi input device to control Photoshop sliders, I've been determined to find out how to do such a thing in Windows. As I'm not technically minded it's been a…
I'm having some trouble getting the scripts to work properly for me, both those listed in the linked adobe thread, and the one posted by buliarca. I've tried saving the script in the adobe thread as a .jsx file and then loading into photoshop, but nothing happens when I import it. Alternatively, buliarca's scripts have…
Hi Miroanimates, hmm that's wierd, I've testd the script and it worked like it supposed to. Would you be willing to make a video screen capture, maybe I can spot the problem when you are using it?
Here is script I've developed hope it helps. If you have autohotkey installed you can use it with mouse gestures as well. http://buliarcatools.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-9.html http://www.youtube.com/embed/vIG2D9nRwaA
EDIT: Might have spoken too fast Yeah. Doesnt look like there is any option besides manually "setting" it which is useless as you dont have a preview of what that saturation was. Wish Photoshop scripting model was better.
Hi Miroanimates, for the script I've done it is supposed to work like that, for instance if you are increassing the brightness with 5 procent after you will reach the 100 it will start from 0. Do you prefer it to stop? Maybe I can add an option to be checked so it will stop.
O sorry I derped. Thought you meant HSB of the image. You can change the HSB on a brush Example of decreasing brightness: app.foregroundColor.hsb.brightness = app.foregroundColor.hsb.brightness - 1; Ill try and make it as scripts with timers as right now if you run that you have to smash the the key to decrease