I would like Photoshop to automatically execute the following task for a given folder:
RGB color
I have been told that this can be done with Photoshop scripting, but I don't know how to get started since unfortunately I don't have much experience with JavaScript.
One thing I know is that I can't run the task above using Actions
because when I record the last step (4), Photoshop records the action to save the PSD files in the folder that I use when recording the macro (instead of the one used to load the original PNG files). In other words, it fixes the destination folder to the one used in the macro.
This takes me to the following question: Is there a way to automatically generate the Photoshop Javascript code that runs a given action?
If so, I wouldn't mind learning how to modify the script to fix the above folder problem.
Launch Photoshop and choose Window > Actions. Choose Load Actions from the Actions panel flyout menu. Select the *. atn file you want to import.
Go to File > Scripts > Browse. Navigate to your script, and then press open. Your script will immediately run. If you would like to see your script in this script menu, then you need to copy it into the appropriate folder.
Let me answer the question you actually asked in bold: There is a tool that automatically generates the Javascript for the actions and events that are taking place in Photoshop. It is called the Script Listener. After using the script listener to record your actions, review the log and make your selective edits.
To begin using the Script Listener
To get your new fangled script into Photoshop place the file you've created with a jsx extension into C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS5\Presets\Scripts.
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