PanoTools:
Re: Photoshop batch question.
wardnet2001 2004-Nov-12 23:32:09
--- In #removed#, "Thomas Niemann" <#removed#> wrote:
> First, make an action that calls the plug-in. Then choose File >
Automate >
> Batch in Photoshop.
Hello there
I have to say that I have tried this myself, ie making an action which
calls the plugin Remap, and then running it as a batch process on a
folder of images.
At some time in the past when I ran this as a batch it required the
pressing of the "OK" button in the Remap dialog box the first time
this box popped up and then the plugin would batch its way through the
rest of the folder. For me this used to work well.
However now, recently, when I have tried this technique I find that I
have to click the "OK" button every time a file is automatically
openned by the batch process. I dont know if I was using a previous
version of Photoshop or whatever (now its CS), or using different
settings somewhere, but I cant get the batch to run through a folder
of images uninterupted after this first click. I've now even gone to
the lengths of creating a separate Macro to automatically click the
"OK" button when the Remap box pops up, ie using a macro to run a
Photoshop macro - not very neat but functional. This has bugged me for
some time.
Does anyone know why Photoshop would behave like this? I definitely
had this working some time ago.
Bill
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