Dynamic object in model: save each layer as a png.

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• Fuzzy dynamic objects in Photoshop save for Web in JPEG files

  I create graphics, etc. in Illustrator, place them as dynamic objects in a master before displaying file Photoshop save for Web JPEG files as a slide PowerPoint background. Created in Illustrator or Photoshop, everything through this process (quality 80 or 100 with all SfW options on or off) except for the bands are blurred when they are imported (at 100%) in PowerPoint. The only way I was able to get whatever it is crisp in PowerPoint saves a Photoshop pdf file. However, it was only the text created in Photoshop. The part of the Illustrator smart object was still unclear. Someone has an idea on the best process to combine Photoshop and Illustrator files into a single file for import into PowerPoint as a clean and clear background? At this point, I am open to all suggestions.

  PowerPoint, as with all the office applications, use print sizes images and layouts, not pixel sizes. So, your pictures are probably too small to be seen clearly in PPT. according to Microsoft, failure to PPT for images is 220ppi, so if you want them to be clear, work on the actual size (inches / cm / mm) you want the image and save it to 220ppi or higher - no use save for web. Save for web always saves out to 72 dpi.

• Dynamic objects in the disconnected model?

  Hello! I have a problem with the connection between smart objects and hope that someone can help me!
  A book-mock up I bought, contains a group of "Items" - layer - base, containing several dynamic objects.

  Those who are then used in different preview-layergroups (eg; before you book, inside the book, etc.)

  In this way, I can import/pages cover rear cover of my book-drawings and models in dynamic objects in the items-layer group, and then they are automatically changed in various layergroups. Or that's what's supposed to happen.

  However, somehow, a couple of smart objects was disconnected of the Basic smart objects, so rather than change all layers at once, I still spend several layers, one by one.
  Check the picture below

  In this way the dynamic object has lost part of its use... How to fix / reconnect the smart object?

  I got appriciate the feedback! Thank you!
  Ilse

  

  Try this (on a working copy, so you don't break anything, as if this works also depends on how the rest of the document is built)

  Click the object FLY Original layer, that you marked as a basic form of object and drag it to the new layer at the bottom of the palette icon.

  This will create a copy of the child of the dynamic object on a new layer

  Move this new layer of child in the same position that the layer with the broken link. Make this new layer visible and her broke the previous layer invisible by clicking on the symbols of 'the eye '.

  Dave

• Dynamic objects save in Place Dumb?

  Is it possible to tell Photoshop to record dynamic objects in the same directory as the parent file?

  Is it possible to tell Photoshop to save smart objects as one. PSD rather than. PSB?

  Hello

  What version of Photoshop are you using? We support layer to Smart object bound in more recent versions, and the source does not have to be saved in PSB format.

  Linked smart objects. Adobe Photoshop CC tutorials

  Kind regards

  Steve

• Pathfinder will unite all the objects on each layer

  I wonder if anyone can help me with the script, which is unite mode form via pathfinder on all the objects on each layer.

  I manually activate a layer, pressing ctrl + a, and then clicking the shape mode button unit. Then, the layers are over 50 then, making him the great peace of time.

  Piggyback off pixxxel schubser

  function MergeAllLayers() {
      // exit early if there are no files open
      if( !app.documents.length ) return;
      var doc = app.activeDocument;
  
      // clear selection
      doc.selection = null;
  
      // loop through all layers
      var layers = doc.layers;
      for( var i = 0, ii = layers.length; i < ii; i++ ) {
  
          // select everything on the current layer
          layers[i].hasSelectedArtwork = true;
  
          app.executeMenuCommand("group");
          app.executeMenuCommand("Live Pathfinder Add");
          app.executeMenuCommand("expandStyle");  
  
          // clear selection
          doc.selection = null;
      }
  }
  
  MergeAllLayers();
  

  Equal to true, the definition of the hasSelectedArtwork layer property is a fun thing to select the entire document on a layer, you've just got to make sure to disable any other settings first.

• Dynamic object and Batch files

  At the moment I am creating hundreds of icons in the same form and style. essentially, I made more than 100 icons and then realized that I wanted to add a high effecton of each of them. I already have the layer how I want and in fact a dynamic object. I was wondering if there is any combination of actions I can take to save and then apply as a batch operation for not having to manually correct each icon. The purpose of layer/chip would go to the exact same spot for each icon. Thanks for the ideas or help, you can provide.

  Using the file > Place to insert a file that contains the layer can be recorded in an Action, which should be able to be used with the file > PLC > then in batches.

• Flattening of the dynamic objects to the original document and keep their Hi-Rez detail detail

  Hello, I am under difficulties with ram collapse my Photoshop files, please let me know if this is how to use smart objects for their Hi-Rez details, change your object voluntarily collapse / compress in the original document while retaining all of your changes and detail Hi-Rez to save on ram? If If Yes, what is the procedure?  I searched everywhere on the net and have not found an answer to this question.  I'm under that Photoshop CS6 extended on OSX 10.9 Mavericks.

  Thank you

  KARRRRMA wrote:

  (You definitely lose any advantage that Smart Objects give you when you flatten (the same applies to any other characteristic, such as layer masks).) Flattening is usually used to save on resources (such as Trevor mentioned).)

  Thank you, Warunicorn, I do understand that you lose the benefits of dynamic objects, I guess what I'm trying to ask is to make you lose the appearance that smart objects gave you when you group documents? For me if the image looks still even with objects with or without smart objects their pixelated it does not matter that smart objects or they aren't. I seek only the general appearance, is he always looks good as he has done with smart objects. ?

  Thank you for your help,

  Abby

  When just flattening? Of course, they look alike. It's when you go to register in a particular format is where things start to get sticky. (As the backup format JPEG.)

• Dynamic objects of poor quality in Photoshop

  My apologies if this has already been answered, but I was able to find a solution. I want to add vector items saved in a creative library of clouds in a photoshop document, but when I insert smart objects they all appeared really pixelated. I used to be able to copy and paste directly from indesign, Photoshop, but the same thing is happening now.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you very much

  If you want to transform a smart object layer.  If the object is a vector file placed as an .ai or .svg file the object layer dynamic will be a vector smart object and turn via vector graphics that will turn all other objects using interpolation.  If the object has Photoshop vector graphic elements. You can double-click content layer icon in the layers palette. This will open a working document in Photoshop, you can resize in Photoshop using vector graphics. When you save the work file Photoshop updates the dynamic object with your object resized layer. I don't use other Adobe products you can save vector files from indesign as .svg files?  And put them in you library. So far, I have not use libraries for all I use in Photoshop in a team not environment.  I can find a use one day Adobe libraries.

  I think that if the assets in a library and .svg file it would be placed in Photoshop as a vector smart object layer.

• Add anchors to the shape of the dynamic object?

  I'm trying to change a shape into a smart object, for a model of an open book. I want to use it to generate images of our book pages (page/design spreads layout).

  Using the single warp and skew transformation tools are not enough. The form, I need has a pinch in the middle. I want this kind of spread:

  

  to comply with the pages right and left (top and bottom, mounted soft on each side).

  BUT

  When I create a dynamic object I can't add anchor points (can I?). Can I use rather naïve transformations. I can try a mesh of puppets (action hard to remove all small distortions of external form).

  Is it possible to modify a rectangle (add/manipulate anchors), after you HAVE created a SO (in order to keep the flat rectangle of the PSB)?

  I tried to add points BEFORE I created the statement of objections, but they disappeared in the main PSD after I creqated the OS.

  I think I'm missing something obvious. Help, please. Makes me crazy.

  Greg

  You cannot add points of anchorage, but with what you want to do, you must break your text in a separate page and convert each page separately. You could probably make a page and then make a new smart object via copy, is SO independent, then back horizontally. Then open it and put the second page of the text. Just be aware that you will need flip the text inside the SO, so it's good to read again.

• 3D Photoshop CC - how to pack a dynamic object around a bottle

  Hello

  This seems to be a frequently asked question but none of the answers I found wise (I suspect they are for older versions of Photoshop).

  I have a picture of a pot and a dynamic object that is my label.

  If I'm going to: > 3D > New mesh layer > Mesh preset > cylinder - then the label is wrapped around the cylinder and is really perfect - work done.

  Issues related to the:

  -How do I make the cylinder transperant so I only see the label

  -How to get out the window 3D so I can place my label wrapped in the photograph of the jar?

  Sorry for the questions, I'm surprised, that I can't work this out (I have a previous experience with Cinema 4 d and Modo) or find instructions/YouTube videos that make sense.

  Any pointers in the right direction would be much appreciated.

  See you soon

  Ben

  Hello

  Sketch for this exercise is to generate a 3D cylinder, creating illustrations to wrap around the cylinder, duplicate, and then modify this work to be used in a mapping of opacity and then reorganize the 3D on a composite element together.

  Then the basic steps, I used to do this:

  (1) new 1024px x 512px, RGB doc/white background.

  (2) 3D > new mesh layer > depth map to > cylinder.

  (3) change the workspace for '3D '.

  (4) in the 3D Panel, choose the material 'Background '.

  (5) in the properties panel, select the texture of contextual opacity and choose 'Remove Texture' (you will add back to step 10).

  (6) in the properties panel, select the background Diffuse texture and 'Texture change... '. »

  (7) here's where you add the label icon you want to bend around the cylinder. I used a layer of text layer w/race style for the jar example. You will also need to scale the width down around 60% to account for the UV mapping stretched on the cylinder. (changes in the factor of scale if you use values of gray instrad of white in step 1)

  (8) when you work as you want, layer > duplicate layer to a new file.  This new file will be used for the texture of opacity that masks the area of the label you want while eliminating unwanted cylinder (ie. cut labels).

  (9) select all the pixels in the layer and edit them to white, and then on a new layer under black fill. It's your new card of the opacity. Save it in a working directory for use in the next step, and close the file. Also, save and close the file of the work of stage 6 & 7 (it is stored as a smart object in the original of the stage 1 file)

  (10) back with the original file from step 1 (with the selected 3D layer) select the material of base again in the 3D Panel. Now in the properties panel, select the texture of contextual opacity and choose "Load Texture... ». Go to the texture of opacity for step 9 and choose 'open '.

  (11) you should now see just your dress-up work of label in a cylindrical shape. You can use the tool rotation of the 3D camera to visualize the different angles.

  (12) now bring your jar for compositing image. Where is manipulating the 3D layer to align the scale and perspective can get complicated. I try to use the tools of camera 3D for this work (with the object overall scaling an exception). I also use the "Illustration" rendered preset Shaded to help visualize.

  I hope this helps out. I left out the details around interaction with 3D layers, but ask questions if you get stuck.

  Kind regards

  Steve

• Dynamic object opens the blank Page

  I try to go at the bottom of a strange phenomenon with text editable smart object in Photoshop. If I import text as dynamic object I can double click on this layer and it opens in Illustrator where I can edit the text, save it back and it updates in Photoshop. It is broken on some machines in our office. On OS X Leopard, this feature works perfectly. On OS X Snow Leopard it doesn't have. And it works on some machines with OS X Lion, and other is not. Anyone else a double click on a dynamic text object only to obtain a new document in Illustrator with no path and nothing on the pasteboard? CS5 Design Premium. Adobe experts, please advise.

  Puzzled, Dave

  The solution for me, at least today, apparently was a result of clear font caches. We use our shop FontExplorer X Pro 3.1.1. There is some feature in the Tools menu sets for clean Application Font Caches to in Microsoft and Adobe products. I ran that and a complete system of police-cache-clear and now I can change the text of the Photoshop smart object placed in Illustrator CS5 on Snow Leopard.

• Strange display with dynamic objects problem

  I ran on a question which is kind of a killer for me at the moment because it affects such a large percentage of my current project.

  I am building a sheet of sprite to hand off to developers for the iPhone, and the way I put it in place is each separate item, that I need to come back, I created a dynamic object. It seems, however, that it is question of rendering that affect almost every dynamic object I in the document.

  All I can say, the lowest line of pixels of the dynamic object is taken directly underneath, and the highest row of pixels is cut off. This happens even if the content of the dynamic object are not touching the edges of the canvas.

  Here is an example, the only difference between these two screenshots is that the first icon is surrounded by empty space, and in the second I added a layer to fill the background. The issue is still occurring the second shot, it happens just the background rather than the layer

  
  http://DL.dropbox.com/u/1400235/screenshots/screen%20shot%202011-04-18%20at%2012.55.33%20P M.png

  http://DL.dropbox.com/u/1400235/screenshots/screen%20shot%202011-04-18%20at%2012.55.45%20P M.png

  You can see in the first there are two rows of pixels above and below the circle and in the second row from the top is cut off and the last row repeats.

  Happening in CS4 and 5 and seems to be making every smart object in the document.

  We never seen it before?

  Set up the order of processing for one of these smart objects - and ensure that it is not offset by half a pixel due to odd size or rotation.

• Dynamic objects in CS5 behave differently than in CS4?

  I just upgraded to CS4 CS5, and I noticed, what is for me, a BIG change in the way work dynamic objects.

  Imagine this simplified hypothetical scenario...

  I create a new document in Illustrator, with two layers.

  On a layer would be a full 800 x 600 rectangle. On another layer, I would put a small circle of 50 x 50.

  The import thing here, is that the circle could be positioned in the upper left corner with respect to the rectangle.

  I would select the two objects, switch to Photoshop, create a new document to 800 x 600 and paste what I just copied in the document as a smart object.

  Photoshop would treat both Illustrator layers of course, as a single smart object and they would get stuck together, and they would look exactly how they did it in Illustrator - which is the circle that is positioned in the upper left corner of the rectangle.

  Now, I decide I want to hide the massive rectangle in my dynamic object, but I want to keep the circle exactly as it is now in the Photoshop document.

  So I simply double-click to edit the original Illustrator file, and then I hide the layer with the rectangle on him, save the file, close it and return to Photoshop.

  In CS4, the file would be updated to show the changes I had made, then the rectangle would disappear and only the circle would remain - and what is important, the circle would maintain its position. He would stay in the upper left corner of my Photoshop document (the rectangle still exists in the original Illustrator file, but the layer it's on is simply hidden).

  However, when I do the same exact process in CS5, when I update the smart object after the rectangle in Illustrator layer masking, the smart object seems to ignore the rectangle that is hidden in the file, and the solitary circle remaining gets totally offbeat in the center of the file Photoshop 800 x 600. So it is now no longer in the top left corner, where it was before.

  This causes me ENORMOUS problems, because I carefully positioned many many various objects in my Illustrator files which then is moved his place whenever I'm doing an adjustment!

  Is it possible to get CS5 to deal with dynamic objects in the same way that CS4 done in front of him?

  I heard about the Illustrator team. It seems that this behavior is the result of a change in how the framework encompassing is determined for communicating objects. I'll add a feature request for Illustrator, but in the meantime, the suggested solution is to change the opacity of the object to 0 rather than hide the object.

• show transform controls does not not as expected with dynamic objects.

  When I selected the move tool, I click the box see the transformation of the controls and it adds the controls as expected, but I can rarely actually use them.

  whenever you go to turn something, she sort of "resize" the bounding box and then allows you to use the controls. its really annoying, is there something else to check that it can fix? is it me? its been like it for too many versions specific version. -is a 'feature '?

  It seems to be a problem with the layers that are a dynamic object, works well with layer pixelated, but then you never want to intensify even when a layer of rasterised.

  "is there a way to force the controls' see the transform ' to use the actual limit box rather than the visible pixels, or that it works as expected and just let me transform with the original handles?

  Basic Page >

  

  Select the item (automatic selection of layer on)

  

  view transform controls

  

  "hover" over the corner and get the icon of the transformation on the scale

  

  'Click' to try to get the corner...

  

  and all of a sudden it changes layers limit real dimensions, (the size of maximum image to image dynamic objects) of the box and start to 'move' the layer,

  as you clicked actually within the area enclosing, not the corner as expected.

  

  Then, you have to cancel or move again, THEN use the transformation real corner as nationally.

  

  OK, I think I "solved this myself" only took me 2 years to stop for two minutes to try to resolve the annoying behavior! Oops...

  Basically it happens when you're dealing with a layer that is a "placed picture" - another file that you drag onto your document.

  I thought wrongly it was layers of dynamic object, but its elements placed, the layer icon looks the same, so I didn't notice the difference in behavior.

  so the fix is

  Right-click on the layer and convert to smart object. It then behaves correctly!

• I'm updating photoshop today and when I drag an object from illustrator to photoshop, the object doesn't turn into a dynamic object why?

  Update photoshop today and when I drag an object from illustrator to photoshop object market not turning into a smart object why?

  OK - think I have this sorted out now.

  When you copy and paste an Illustrator file in Photoshop, you get the dialog box PASTE.

  You can paste as smart object, Pixels, path and shape layer. In the past, you would select depending on what you want (in my case for most Smart Object) and viola - you have your dynamic object. However, in the newly revised version, there is a checkbox in low called "Add to my current library" If this box is checked, it becomes a library file that displays with a 'cloud' icon in the layer. If you uncheck the 'Add to my current library' it won't matter as a regular smart object.