Automatically get document width and height - #9
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This will automatically get the activeDocument width and height from within the photoshop script, so you no longer need to manual adjust it in the `ps.py` file
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Amazing, thanks a lot! Will review & try ASAP |
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How can i get this app/code whatever? |
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This will automatically get the
activeDocumentwidth and height from within the Photoshop script, so you no longer need to manually adjust it in theps.pyfileI found that using the actual provided DPI from
activeDocument.resolutiondid not work so for now I kept the density at 2 (Not sure how that number was derived to begin with). So these numbers may have to be tweaked a bit or set to be configured (rather than just hardcoded), but this worked very well on my setup at any arbitrary width, height, and resolution. Can snap and drop into new files with no changes or adjustments needed