In Googling the issue, there has been a plethora of suggestions Delete settings PSP file, Modify the registry to include MAX memory, holding Spacebar on Print, updating/verifying a current printer driver, changing default printer, uninstalling Windows updates, etc… Attempting to print to HP, EPSON, and other printers.Įverything worked fine until PSCC 2019, thereabouts.
My situation is on Win10 1909, PSCC 2020.
Printing works Fine in all the other Adobe, MS, et al, applications. When we go to print, PS says that a printer has not been selected. If you are trying to rule out user error human you may need a third function which will detect whether a layer has as mask on or not (Select that layer, try to copy and paste the layer mask if it doesn't paste - no layer mask)Ī much cleaner way to apply masks (clipping and/or layer) to the currently selected object: // Clipping MaskĬonst groupEventID = stringIDToTypeID('groupEvent')Ĭonst layerID = stringIDToTypeID('layer')Ĭonst ordinalID = stringIDToTypeID('ordinal')Ĭonst targetEnumID = stringIDToTypeID('targetEnum')Ĭonst actionDesc = new ActionDescriptor()ĪctionRef.putEnumerated(layerID, ordinalID, targetEnumID)ĪctionDesc.putReference(nullID, actionRef)ĮxecuteAction(groupEventID, actionDesc, DialogModes.NO)Ĭonst channelID = stringIDToTypeID('channel')Ĭonst usingID = stringIDToTypeID('using')Ĭonst userMaskEnabledID = stringIDToTypeID('userMaskEnabled')Ĭonst revealSelectionID = stringIDToTypeID('revealSelection')ĪctionRef.putEnumerated(channelID, channelID, maskID)ĪctionDesc.putEnumerated(usingID, userMaskEnabledID, revealSelectionID)ĮxecuteAction(makeID, actionDesc, DialogModes.Something that does not seem to be addressed… Some, including myself and MANY others, have been experiencing… These two functions tidied up from the scriptlistener should help you: // FUNCTION MAKE MASK () Reference.putEnumerated( s2t( "channel" ), s2t( "channel" ), s2t( "mask" )) ĭescriptor.putReference( s2t( "at" ), reference ) ĭescriptor.putEnumerated( s2t( "using" ), c2t( "UsrM" ), s2t( "revealSelection" )) ĮxecuteAction( s2t( "make" ), descriptor, DialogModes.NO ) ĭescriptor.putBoolean( s2t( "apply" ), apply ) ĮxecuteAction( s2t( "delete" ), descriptor, DialogModes.NO ) Reference2.putEnumerated( s2t( "channel" ), s2t( "channel" ), s2t( "transparencyEnum" )) ĭescriptor.putReference( s2t( "to" ), reference2 ) ĮxecuteAction( s2t( "set" ), descriptor, DialogModes.NO ) ĭescriptor.putClass( s2t( "new" ), s2t( "channel" )) Reference.putProperty( s2t( "channel" ), s2t( "selection" )) ĭescriptor.putReference( c2t( "null" ), reference ) Where I want it to be applied: function maskIt() addMasks()
#Problem with masks in photoshop cc 18 how to#
I can select the layer, and then select the portion I want to mask, but I have no clue on how to apply or create the mask.
I want to remove the need for the user to apply a layer mask. Right now, you need to prep your file with the correct naming of each layer folder, and you also have to apply a layer mask to the selection. I've figured out that part, but I'm trying to remove any form of human error while running the script. I wrote a Photoshop script in JS that takes each layer folder and spaces it out like a sprite sheet.
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