Yes, you were right - it's a bit tricky to download the script with a MAC - now I managed (I had downloaded the html from you provided link when choosing "save target").
May I ask another question, that came up, when I was using the script?
I chose not to use your preview function to create the proper development settings, but chose to create a development preset in Photoshop (CC) itself, so I could get back to it some other time.
Here's, what I encountered:
- I could not access that preset from using "browse" in your script, since it is stored in a application support/Adobe-subfolder under "Library" (I have found no way to access that hidden folder from that browse-window, so I accessed it via the finder (revealing the hidden library-folder) and copied the preset to some other,accessable location)
- when loading that very preset, the sliders in your script's window did not reflect the chosen settings in the preset, only slider, that was changing, was the vibrance slider, which mounted to a value of around 45000
- also, the toning curve was not loaded from the preset. Default is 0,0,255,255, and it was 0, 38, 120,150 - should have been something like 0,0,14,14,45,50,.....255,255 to reflect the changes I made in the preset-file I created in photoshop. So I wrote down the values from photoshop and manually entered them in the bottom line where the toning curve values are.
- even, when storing the preset-file in the same directory, where the other presets of Photoshop are (so that it appears in the dropdown list in your script), the abovementioned problems appear
I hope, that I did not completely misunderstand the way, your script works and am asking stupid questions...
Thanks again for helping and providing the script!
May I ask another question, that came up, when I was using the script?
I chose not to use your preview function to create the proper development settings, but chose to create a development preset in Photoshop (CC) itself, so I could get back to it some other time.
Here's, what I encountered:
- I could not access that preset from using "browse" in your script, since it is stored in a application support/Adobe-subfolder under "Library" (I have found no way to access that hidden folder from that browse-window, so I accessed it via the finder (revealing the hidden library-folder) and copied the preset to some other,accessable location)
- when loading that very preset, the sliders in your script's window did not reflect the chosen settings in the preset, only slider, that was changing, was the vibrance slider, which mounted to a value of around 45000
- also, the toning curve was not loaded from the preset. Default is 0,0,255,255, and it was 0, 38, 120,150 - should have been something like 0,0,14,14,45,50,.....255,255 to reflect the changes I made in the preset-file I created in photoshop. So I wrote down the values from photoshop and manually entered them in the bottom line where the toning curve values are.
- even, when storing the preset-file in the same directory, where the other presets of Photoshop are (so that it appears in the dropdown list in your script), the abovementioned problems appear
I hope, that I did not completely misunderstand the way, your script works and am asking stupid questions...
Thanks again for helping and providing the script!