Pior requested this a while back and figured it was a good way to get me to learn photoshop scripting. What it does? Saves a PSD with a time stamp (DD-MM-YYYY HH-MM AM or PM). As of right now, the script just saves from where the original PSD sits. Stuff to work on: - Implement a check to see if the document has been…
Hello there! My original idea was to have a script that would let us save a file without even having to do an initial save - by just defining a location once and for all in the preferences of the script. (the timestamp was more of a way to get rid of having to type anything at all) For the end user it would be : open…
Haha what did you have in mind? Might have misread your post. Shoot me any improvements you want. Will try and implement them. The optional prompt is a totally different script that way doesnt break anyone who doesnt want to change the name of the original PSD.
I'm looking for a script that would time stamp a layer, save as jpg or gif, the move to the next layer and do the same. It should step through each layer and save it with the time stamp. Ideally, it should increment the time stamp seconds with each layer.
Interesting!! I think thats a bit different from what I had in mind at first BUT I can see a lot of uses for this too! (incremental saved to go back too in order to make timelapse animations for instance!) Will try it asap!
Updated link with better code format. Before everything was just in one big if statement. Now is separated out into functions and commented. (really bad at commenting/documenting stuff)
Yeah I don't think I can save without putting something in though will look through Adobe docs. I can definitely do the location stuff and preferences (QSave does this so can check out their code) Gonna install Al.chemy and see what it does and hopefully translate that back. Thanks for the feedback!