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Old "watercolor" script?
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| Senior47 2007-05-18, 6:22 pm |
| About one year ago (?) I found a script "watercolour" script in this
newsgroup. Sadly I don't know the name of the author or the script, and I
can't even give a decent description.
The script made 5 layers, "Levels Adj Lightens Original", "Sketch Layer",
Curves Adj For Yellowing", "H/S/L Adj Raises Saturation" and "Copy Merged
and USM"
I've used this script a lot, as a base for further work.
You'll find an image here ( www.hovlandsdal.com/Image2b.zip ) which shows
the layers and maybe someone recognize it
from this?
I had to upgrade my pc some weeks ago and unfortunately I forgot to take a
backup of my script collection! (There is always one folder left out. next
time though. )
Can anyone help me out with this one?
Svein
www.hovlandsdal.com
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| Joëlle 2007-05-18, 6:22 pm |
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| Senior47 2007-05-18, 6:22 pm |
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"Joëlle" <frogsnwmail-ng@yahoo.co.uk> skrev i melding
news:464cb25a_2@cnews...
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> "Senior47" <senior47@online.no> wrote in message
> news:464cabf9$1_3@cnews...
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> I am not familiar with this script, but I attach one of mine which comes
> close, it doesn't have names attached to the layers like the one you are
> looking for.
> I like to experiment, but only assemble scripts, I don't know how to write
> them :-)
>
> I applied it to the original image on layer one of your sample.
> Hope this is useful.
> :-)
> Joëlle
Thanks to both of you!
Joske: VintagePostcard was the script I missed, don't know why I didn't
remember that name!
Now it's in my backupfolder - forever I hope!-)
Joëlle: Your script seems to be for Paint Shop Pro X, I'm still on PSP9!-)
Error:
File "xxxx\PSP9\Scripts-Trusted\BPtry5.PspScript", line1, in ?
from PSPApp import*
ImportError: No module named PSPApp
Again, thanks for your help - a quick reply!
Svein
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| "Senior47" <senior47@online.no> wrote in news:464cbb23$1_3@cnews:
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> "Joëlle" <frogsnwmail-ng@yahoo.co.uk> skrev i melding
> news:464cb25a_2@cnews...
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> Thanks to both of you!
>
> Joske: VintagePostcard was the script I missed, don't know why I
> didn't remember that name!
> Now it's in my backupfolder - forever I hope!-)
>
> Joëlle: Your script seems to be for Paint Shop Pro X, I'm still on
> PSP9!-) Error:
> File "xxxx\PSP9\Scripts-Trusted\BPtry5.PspScript", line1, in ?
> from PSPApp import*
> ImportError: No module named PSPApp
>
> Again, thanks for your help - a quick reply!
>
> Svein
>
>
Joelle's script just needs a minor edit. After selecting the script
in the Scripts toolbar click on the Edit Selected Script button, and
it should open in the Text editor. If it only opens in the Script
Editor click the Text Editor button to open it in the Text editor.
The replace the lines at the top with the following:
from JascApp import *
def ScriptProperties():
return {
'Author': u'',
'Copyright': u'',
'Description': u'',
'Host': u'',
'Host Version': u''
}
The script will then run in PSP9. However, the Script Output Palette
will show it completing with an error, because the final command in
the script calls the High Pass Sharpen filter which is part of PSPX
but not PSP9. However, you can replace this with your own sharpen or
Unsharp Mask command, or just sharpen afterwards with Unsharp Mask, or
just not worry about it. The resultant image looks pretty good as
completed.
Regards,
JoeB
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| Spandex Rutabaga 2007-05-18, 10:17 pm |
| Senior47 wrote:
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> About one year ago (?) I found a script "watercolour" script in this
> newsgroup. Sadly I don't know the name of the author or the script, and I
> can't even give a decent description.
Open the script in Notepad and look what is says. Usually it
says something. Here's an example:
def ScriptProperties():
return {
'Author': u'Spandex Rutabaga',
'Copyright': u'Spandex Rutabaga',
'Description': u'Fake old postcard - based on input from
Nightin'\
u'gail',
'Host': u'Paint Shop Pro 9',
'Host Version': u'9.01'
}
> The script made 5 layers, "Levels Adj Lightens Original", "Sketch Layer",
> Curves Adj For Yellowing", "H/S/L Adj Raises Saturation" and "Copy Merged
> and USM"
Heh, heh! It's the very script from which I quoted above :)
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| Senior47 2007-05-19, 6:19 am |
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"Spandex Rutabaga" <SpRu@agabatur.xednaps> skrev i melding
news:464E3AD7.A45806F@agabatur.xednaps...
> Senior47 wrote:
>
> Open the script in Notepad and look what is says. Usually it
> says something. Here's an example:
>
> def ScriptProperties():
> return {
> 'Author': u'Spandex Rutabaga',
> 'Copyright': u'Spandex Rutabaga',
> 'Description': u'Fake old postcard - based on input from
> Nightin'\
> u'gail',
> 'Host': u'Paint Shop Pro 9',
> 'Host Version': u'9.01'
> }
>
> Heh, heh! It's the very script from which I quoted above :)
>
Hehe!-) If I had the script I think I could have found that info, now I
only had an images with all the layers intact. Luckily I got it back from
Joske now!
Thank you for your wonderful script, I've been using it in all kind of
images, just running the script and using part of it - depending of what
part of the script I want. Than a bit more work just to get me what I'm
looking for.
Do you have other scripts too? Maybe a website to showing the results?
Thank you anyway!-)
Svein
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| Senior47 2007-05-19, 6:19 am |
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"JoeB" <mymail@myserver.com> skrev i melding
news:Xns9934B053D4DC6JoeB@216.191.232.194...
> "Senior47" <senior47@online.no> wrote in news:464cbb23$1_3@cnews:
>
> this
> script,
> and
> to
> to
>
> Joelle's script just needs a minor edit. After selecting the script
> in the Scripts toolbar click on the Edit Selected Script button, and
> it should open in the Text editor. If it only opens in the Script
> Editor click the Text Editor button to open it in the Text editor.
>
> The replace the lines at the top with the following:
>
> from JascApp import *
>
> def ScriptProperties():
> return {
> 'Author': u'',
> 'Copyright': u'',
> 'Description': u'',
> 'Host': u'',
> 'Host Version': u''
> }
>
>
> The script will then run in PSP9. However, the Script Output Palette
> will show it completing with an error, because the final command in
> the script calls the High Pass Sharpen filter which is part of PSPX
> but not PSP9. However, you can replace this with your own sharpen or
> Unsharp Mask command, or just sharpen afterwards with Unsharp Mask, or
> just not worry about it. The resultant image looks pretty good as
> completed.
>
> Regards,
>
> JoeB
>
Thanks JoeB, but the script still doesn't run, same error - ending with
ImportError: No module named PSPApp.
Removing the first line "from PSPApp import *" and the script stops
(naturally) at line 14 with error: NameError: global name 'App' is not
defined..
Svein
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| Joëlle 2007-05-19, 6:19 am |
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"JoeB" <mymail@myserver.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9934B053D4DC6JoeB@216.191.232.194...
> "Senior47" <senior47@online.no> wrote in news:464cbb23$1_3@cnews:
>
> this
> script,
> and
> to
> to
>
> Joelle's script just needs a minor edit. After selecting the script
> in the Scripts toolbar click on the Edit Selected Script button, and
> it should open in the Text editor. If it only opens in the Script
> Editor click the Text Editor button to open it in the Text editor.
>
> The replace the lines at the top with the following:
>
> from JascApp import *
>
> def ScriptProperties():
> return {
> 'Author': u'',
> 'Copyright': u'',
> 'Description': u'',
> 'Host': u'',
> 'Host Version': u''
> }
>
>
> The script will then run in PSP9. However, the Script Output Palette
> will show it completing with an error, because the final command in
> the script calls the High Pass Sharpen filter which is part of PSPX
> but not PSP9. However, you can replace this with your own sharpen or
> Unsharp Mask command, or just sharpen afterwards with Unsharp Mask, or
> just not worry about it. The resultant image looks pretty good as
> completed.
>
> Regards,
>
> JoeB
Thanks Joe, I'll play with your tweak too :-)
Joëlle
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| Vanessa 2007-05-19, 6:19 am |
| Aha..............a Vs 8 Script.............I am snagging, with thanks.;-)
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| "Senior47" <senior47@online.no> wrote in news:464d559a_2@cnews:
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> "JoeB" <mymail@myserver.com> skrev i melding
> news:Xns9934B053D4DC6JoeB@216.191.232.194...
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> Thanks JoeB, but the script still doesn't run, same error - ending
with
> ImportError: No module named PSPApp.
> Removing the first line "from PSPApp import *" and the script stops
> (naturally) at line 14 with error: NameError: global name 'App' is not
> defined..
>
> Svein
Svein, if you replaced all of the first 10 lines in the script with the
stuff I posted you wouldn't have a line saying from PSPApp import *.
That line would say from JascApp import *. Did you replace everything,
or did you leave out that line? Here is all of the replacement code
again:
from JascApp import *
def ScriptProperties():
return {
'Author': u'',
'Copyright': u'',
'Description': u'',
'Host': u'',
'Host Version': u''
}
Regards,
JoeB
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| "Joëlle" <frogsnwmail-ng@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in news:464d60b5_1@cnews:
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> "JoeB" <mymail@myserver.com> wrote in message
> news:Xns9934B053D4DC6JoeB@216.191.232.194...
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>
>
> Thanks Joe, I'll play with your tweak too :-)
>
> Joëlle
If you create a script in v.X or XI that you want to run in v.8 and v.9,
just replace PSP in PSPApp in the first line, and remove the 10.03 the
Host Version line (line 10 in your script). You don't have to worry
about the version numbers that appear in the last line of various
commands throughout the script. Keep in mind that if the script
contains commands or calls tools that are unique to v.X or XI and not
available in v.8 or 9 then of course the script won't be able to execute
them in 8 and 9. Your script runs to the end fine because High Pass
Sharpen is the last command and all of the previous ones are available
in v.8 and 9, just not HPS.
Regards,
JoeB
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| PS to my post about tweaking the script for v.8 and 9: When removing the
10.03 from the Host Version line, do not remove the single quotes on either
side of it.
Regards,
JoeB
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| Joëlle 2007-05-19, 6:19 pm |
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"JoeB" <mymail@myserver.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9935634348015JoeB@216.191.232.194...
> "Joëlle" <frogsnwmail-ng@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in news:464d60b5_1@cnews:
>
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> or
>
> If you create a script in v.X or XI that you want to run in v.8 and v.9,
> just replace PSP in PSPApp in the first line, and remove the 10.03 the
> Host Version line (line 10 in your script). You don't have to worry
> about the version numbers that appear in the last line of various
> commands throughout the script. Keep in mind that if the script
> contains commands or calls tools that are unique to v.X or XI and not
> available in v.8 or 9 then of course the script won't be able to execute
> them in 8 and 9. Your script runs to the end fine because High Pass
> Sharpen is the last command and all of the previous ones are available
> in v.8 and 9, just not HPS.
>
> Regards,
>
> JoeB
Excellent, thanks for that :-))
Joëlle
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| Joëlle 2007-05-19, 6:19 pm |
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"JoeB" <mymail@myserver.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9935637EA4BE6JoeB@216.191.232.194...
> PS to my post about tweaking the script for v.8 and 9: When removing the
> 10.03 from the Host Version line, do not remove the single quotes on
> either
> side of it.
>
> Regards,
>
> JoeB
OK :-)
Joëlle
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| Senior47 2007-05-19, 10:19 pm |
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"JoeB" <mymail@myserver.com> skrev i melding
news:Xns993562654B90CJoeB@216.191.232.194...
> "Senior47" <senior47@online.no> wrote in news:464d559a_2@cnews:
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> or
> with
>
> Svein, if you replaced all of the first 10 lines in the script with the
> stuff I posted you wouldn't have a line saying from PSPApp import *.
> That line would say from JascApp import *. Did you replace everything,
> or did you leave out that line? Here is all of the replacement code
> again:
>
>
> from JascApp import *
>
> def ScriptProperties():
> return {
> 'Author': u'',
> 'Copyright': u'',
> 'Description': u'',
> 'Host': u'',
> 'Host Version': u''
> }
>
>
> Regards,
>
> JoeB
>
Sorry, my mistake!-/
Didn't spot the difference in the first line and just replace the rest!
Silly!
Now it works nice, thank you!
Svein
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