Make layers of new form of clipping paths

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  Hello, help please?

  I need to provide a photo of an object that has been described as a 'Cut Out' and a Clipping Path must be included. Now I know this is not a rare condition, but I've never been asked before.  I tried to fill out the application, but unfortunately I was unsuccessful so far.

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• remove objects from the background using a clipping path

  A number of years, I've learned a very easy way to remove objects such as logos from backgrounds using masks and then saving them as .eps files that might be included in the InDesign documents without funds. You would simply use the magic wand to make a selection, inverse, create a path and the rest I do not remember.

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  At took the words out of my mouth.  PSD is the preferred format for most applications these days.  You can choose to import as a single merged object or keep the layers.  EPS works well with Photoshop.

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  Mark only your layers to find together scripts?

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  var noPath = new Folder(app.document.presentationPath+ '/noPath');
  var hasPath = new Folder(app.document.presentationPath+ '/hasPath');
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  if(!hasPath.exists)  hasPath.create();
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  tempFile.encoding='BINARY';
  tempFile.open('r');
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  tempFile.close();
  var pathTag = '8BIM\x07\xd0';
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  var tagPos =str.match(pathTag);
  if(tagPos){
      Path = true;
      tagPos =str.match(clippingPathTag);
      if(tagPos){
          Clip = true;
          }
  }
  str = null;
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• Create the work around plan group, unless there is a clipping path, and then create the work around clipping path plan

  Hello again everyone.

  I was able to work on a lot of this code to other people's questions, but I hit a snag in my if/else clause structure... I need to make a plan to work around each groupItem of high-level layer [0]. This part is cake... unless there is a clipping mask. Visible limits do not work when there is a clipping mask. So, I built some of the loops that browse the pathItems search the clipping mask and return the visibleBounds said mask. However, I can't find how to structure the if clause in a way that will create the plan of work around the clipping mask when one exists.

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  Thank you all.

  Here is the code:

  var aB = docRef.artboards;
  var docLayers = docRef.layers;
  var layer1 = docLayers[0];
  var groupLevel1 = layer1.groupItems;
  
  for (a = 0; a < groupLevel1.length; a++){
      var groupLevel2 = groupLevel1[a].groupItems;
      var vB = groupLevel1[a].visibleBounds
      
      for (b = 0; b < groupLevel2.length; b++){
          var paths = groupLevel2[b].pathItems;
          
          for (c = 0; c < paths.length; c++){
              if (paths[c].clipping == true){
                  var clipBounds = paths[c].visibleBounds;
                  aB.add(clipBounds);
                  break;
                  }
              }
          }
      aB.add(vB);
      }
  

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  Hello

  For a while I tried to figure out a problem I'm having with a script.

  I managed to write a script that does exactly what I want, which is to have Photoshop opens the selected files, and then apply the mask and finally save as .png

  The only problem I encounter is when Photoshop (CS 5.5) opens the selected number of files, it applies the script for the first file opened, while others remain unpublished...

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  Kind regards

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  var myInputFolder = Folder.selectDialog ('INPUT');

  {if(myInputFolder!=null)}

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  }

  }

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  };

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  }

  };

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  app.activeDocument.selection.clear ();

  } catch (e) {}

  Alert ("sorry, said document bevat geen DAP!");

  }

  Resolution

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  var res = doc.resolution;

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  Save the PNG

  var doc = app.activeDocument;

  var Path = doc.path;

  var Name = doc.name.replace (/ \.) [ ^\.] +$/, '');

  Var suffix = "_DSok";

  var saveFile = file (path + "/" + name + ".png" suffix);

  SavePNG (saveFile);

  function SavePNG (saveFile) {}

  pngSaveOptions = new PNGSaveOptions();

  activeDocument.saveAs (saveFile, pngSaveOptions, true, Extension.LOWERCASE);

  activeDocument.close (SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);

  }

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