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2013-12-08T05:32:36Z

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	set dh to height of current document		set dh to height of current document
	set dr to resolution of current document -- This will allow us to convert to pixels for selection		set dr to resolution of current document -- This will allow us to convert to pixels for selection
	resize canvas current document width (dw * 1.5) height (dh) anchor position middle left -- measured in units. Add an empty space on the right		resize canvas current document width (dw * 1.5) height (dh) anchor position middle left
	select current document region {{0, 0}, {dw * dr / 2, 0}, {dw * dr / 2, dh * dr}, {0, dh * dr}} -- measured in pixels		-- measured in units. Add an empty space on the right
			select current document region {{0, 0}, {dw * dr / 2, 0}, {dw * dr / 2, dh * dr}, {0, dh * dr}}
			-- measured in pixels
	translate selection of current document delta x dw delta y 0 -- measured in units		translate selection of current document delta x dw delta y 0 -- measured in units
	resize canvas current document width (dw) height (dh) anchor position middle right -- remove the left side		resize canvas current document width (dw) height (dh) anchor position middle right
			-- remove the left side
	close current document saving yes -- NOTE THIS WILL OVERWRITE THE ORIGINAL FILE.		close current document saving yes -- NOTE THIS WILL OVERWRITE THE ORIGINAL FILE.
	end tell		end tell
	end SwitchSides		end SwitchSides
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	[[Category:Photography]][[Category:Programming]]		[[Category:Photography]][[Category:Programming]]

Shawn: Created page with "This is an AppleScript program that will attempt to open any file(s) dragged onto it in Photoshop CS6 and switch the left and right halves. This is a useful utility for changi..."

2013-03-30T14:55:33Z

Created page with "This is an AppleScript program that will attempt to open any file(s) dragged onto it in Photoshop CS6 and switch the left and right halves. This is a useful utility for changi..."

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This is an AppleScript program that will attempt to open any file(s) dragged onto it in Photoshop CS6 and switch the left and right halves. This is a useful utility for changing the orientation of stereoscopic photos from using viewers to using crossed eyes and back. Please note that the script will overwrite the existing files, so work on copies if you want to keep the original orientation.

on open of finderObjects -- called when finder items dropped on this application's icon
-- set destFolder to choose folder with prompt "Destination folder?"
repeat with i in (finderObjects)
if folder of (info for i) is false then
SwitchSides(i)
end if
end repeat
end open
on SwitchSides(FileRef)
tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS6" -- Change the name of this application to match your version of PS
open FileRef -- This may need error-handling in case an incompatible file is dropped
activate
set dw to width of current document -- These measurements are in units, not pixels.
set dh to height of current document
set dr to resolution of current document -- This will allow us to convert to pixels for selection
resize canvas current document width (dw * 1.5) height (dh) anchor position middle left -- measured in units. Add an empty space on the right
select current document region {{0, 0}, {dw * dr / 2, 0}, {dw * dr / 2, dh * dr}, {0, dh * dr}} -- measured in pixels
translate selection of current document delta x dw delta y 0 -- measured in units
resize canvas current document width (dw) height (dh) anchor position middle right -- remove the left side
close current document saving yes -- NOTE THIS WILL OVERWRITE THE ORIGINAL FILE.
end tell
end SwitchSides
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[[Category:Photography]][[Category:Programming]]

Stereo photo flipping script - Revision history

Shawn: more readable

Shawn: Created page with "This is an AppleScript program that will attempt to open any file(s) dragged onto it in Photoshop CS6 and switch the left and right halves. This is a useful utility for changi..."