Shadow with .jsx

I have thousands of images cropped bottle and I would like to add a shadow (made with ellipse-> Gaussian blur, blur movement) at the bottom of each with .jsx. I have a lot of difficulties because the bottle images have different dimensions, and I would also change the size of a shadow. I need a script! could someone help me?

Here, it's with the addition of 300 to the canvas

app.activeDocument.suspendHistory ("bcm_addShadow", "main()");

main() {} function

makeShadow (15, 4.5, 2.49, 25.49, 70); / / These values are procents

arg1: this x to add to the selection of elised compared to the width of the layer

Arg2: the procent to add to the selection of elised compared to the height of the layer of y / / obsolete

Arg3: this blur

Arg4: motion blur procent

$arg5: this opacity

}

function makeShadow (xPrc, yPrc, blurPrc, mBlurPrc, shOpacPrc) {}

= first to add 300 px autour

var idCnvS = charIDToTypeID ("CNV");

var desc9 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idRltv = charIDToTypeID ("Rltv");

desc9.putBoolean (idRltv, true);

var idWdth = charIDToTypeID ("Wdth");

var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

desc9.putUnitDouble (idWdth, idPxl, 300.000000);

var idHght = charIDToTypeID ("Hght");

var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

desc9.putUnitDouble (idHght, idPxl, 300.000000);

var idHrzn = charIDToTypeID ("Hrzn");

var idHrzL = charIDToTypeID ("HrzL");

var idCntr = charIDToTypeID ("Cntr");

desc9.putEnumerated (idHrzn, idHrzL, idCntr);

var idVrtc = charIDToTypeID ("Vrtc");

var idVrtL = charIDToTypeID ("Retix");

var idCntr = charIDToTypeID ("Cntr");

desc9.putEnumerated (idVrtc, idVrtL, idCntr);

executeAction (idCnvS, desc9, DialogModes.NO);

var btLayer = app.activeDocument.activeLayer;

var btLayer.name = lyrN;

lb var = getLBounds();

var lw is parseFloat (lb.right) - parseFloat (lb.left);.

var lh is parseFloat (lb.bottom) - parseFloat (lb.top);.

var percW = (lw * xPrc) / 100;

Var pole = (lh * yPrc) / 100;

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var lidx = getSelectedLayersIdx();

var percWT = (lw * 20) / 100;

var percHT = (lh * 20) / 100;

makeSquareSelection (lb.bottom - percHT, lb.left, lb.bottom, lb.right);

app.activeDocument.selection.invert ();

makeShadowLayer();

var tlidx = getSelectedLayersIdx();

selectLayerTranspByIDX (parseInt (lidx));

substractLayerTranspByIDX (parseInt (tlidx));

// =======================================================delete temp layer

var idDlt = charIDToTypeID ("Dlt");

var desc240 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

var ref221 = new ActionReference();

var idLyr = charIDToTypeID ("Lyr");

var idOrdn = charIDToTypeID ('Ordn');

var idTrgt = charIDToTypeID ("Trgt");

ref221.putEnumerated (idLyr, idOrdn, idTrgt);

desc240.putReference (idnull, ref221);

executeAction (idDlt, desc240, DialogModes.NO);

LCB var = app.activeDocument.selection.bounds;

lcbO = {top: parseInt(lcb[1]), right:parseInt(lcb[2]), left:parseInt(lcb[0]), bottom:parseInt(lcb[3])};}

app.activeDocument.selection.deselect ();

= finished find substantive obligations

var selW = (pole, lcbO.right + percW)-(lcbO.left-percW);

var pH = (selW / 6.77)/2;//keepeng all elipsoids for the same report)

makeElipsoidSelection (pH, lcbO.bottom - pH, lcbO.left - percW, lcbO.bottom + lcbO.right + percW);

offsetSelection (-pole/2, 0); rising a bit selection

makeShadowLayer();

// =======================================================

var idnewPlacedLayer = stringIDToTypeID ("newPlacedLayer");

executeAction (idnewPlacedLayer, undefined, DialogModes.NO);

selH var = (lb.right + bass)-(lb.left-perche);

selcH var = (lcbO.right + bass)-(lcbO.left-perche);

Alert (selH)

var blurPercH = (selcH * blurPrc) / 100;

Blur (blurPercH);

var MblurPercH = (selcH * mBlurPrc) / 100;

mtnBlur (parseInt (MblurPercH));

// =======================================================move layer down

var idmove is charIDToTypeID ('move');.

var desc312 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

var ref283 = new ActionReference();

var idLyr = charIDToTypeID ("Lyr");

var idOrdn = charIDToTypeID ('Ordn');

var idTrgt = charIDToTypeID ("Trgt");

ref283.putEnumerated (idLyr, idOrdn, idTrgt);

desc312.putReference (idnull, ref283);

idT var = charIDToTypeID ("T");

var ref284 = new ActionReference();

var idLyr = charIDToTypeID ("Lyr");

var idOrdn = charIDToTypeID ('Ordn');

var idPrvs = charIDToTypeID ("Prev");

ref284.putEnumerated (idLyr, idOrdn, idPrvs);

desc312.putReference (idT, ref284);

executeAction (idmove, desc312, DialogModes.NO);

app.activeDocument.activeLayer.name = lyrN + "Ellie"; Rename shadowlayer

// =======================================================set opacity

var idsetd = charIDToTypeID ("setd");

var desc317 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

var ref288 = new ActionReference();

var idLyr = charIDToTypeID ("Lyr");

var idOrdn = charIDToTypeID ('Ordn');

var idTrgt = charIDToTypeID ("Trgt");

ref288.putEnumerated (idLyr, idOrdn, idTrgt);

desc317.putReference (idnull, ref288);

idT var = charIDToTypeID ("T");

var desc318 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idOpct = charIDToTypeID ("PCT");

var idPrc = charIDToTypeID ("#Prc");

desc318.putUnitDouble (idOpct, idPrc, shOpacPrc);

var idLyr = charIDToTypeID ("Lyr");

desc317.putObject (idT, idLyr, desc318);

executeAction (idsetd, desc317, DialogModes.NO);

app.activeDocument.activeLayer = btLayer;

}

function getLBounds() {}

Var ref = new ActionReference();

ref.putEnumerated (charIDToTypeID ("Lyr"), charIDToTypeID ('Ordn'), charIDToTypeID ("Trgt'));

DESC1 = executeActionGet (ref);

DESC1 = desc1.getObjectValue (stringIDToTypeID ('bounds'));

desc1Top = desc1.getUnitDoubleValue (stringIDToTypeID ('top'));

desc1Bottom = desc1.getUnitDoubleValue (stringIDToTypeID ('bottom'));

desc1Left = desc1.getUnitDoubleValue (stringIDToTypeID ('left'));

desc1Right = desc1.getUnitDoubleValue (stringIDToTypeID ('right'));

rObj = {top: desc1Top, left: desc1Left, low: right desc1Bottom: desc1Right};

return rObj;

}

function selectLayerTranspByIDX (idx) {}

var idsetd = charIDToTypeID ("setd");

var desc205 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

var ref179 = new ActionReference();

var idChnl = charIDToTypeID ('channel');

var idfsel = charIDToTypeID ("FSC");

ref179.putProperty (idChnl, idfsel);

desc205.putReference (idnull, ref179);

idT var = charIDToTypeID ("T");

var ref180 = new ActionReference();

var idChnl = charIDToTypeID ('channel');

var idTrsp = charIDToTypeID ("TN");

ref180.putEnumerated (idChnl, idChnl, idTrsp);

var idLyr = charIDToTypeID ("Lyr");

ref180.putIndex (idLyr, idx);

desc205.putReference (idT, ref180);

executeAction (idsetd, desc205, DialogModes.NO);

}

function substractLayerTranspByIDX (idx) {}

var idSbtr = charIDToTypeID ("rBST");

var desc213 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

var ref193 = new ActionReference();

var idChnl = charIDToTypeID ('channel');

var idTrsp = charIDToTypeID ("TN");

ref193.putEnumerated (idChnl, idChnl, idTrsp);

var idLyr = charIDToTypeID ("Lyr");

ref193.putIndex (idLyr, idx);

desc213.putReference (idnull, ref193);

var idFrom = charIDToTypeID ("from");

var ref194 = new ActionReference();

var idChnl = charIDToTypeID ('channel');

var idfsel = charIDToTypeID ("FSC");

ref194.putProperty (idChnl, idfsel);

desc213.putReference (idFrom, ref194);

executeAction (idSbtr, desc213, DialogModes.NO);

}

function makeSquareSelection (top, right, left, btom) {}

var idsetd = charIDToTypeID ("setd");

var desc167 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

var ref135 = new ActionReference();

var idChnl = charIDToTypeID ('channel');

var idfsel = charIDToTypeID ("FSC");

ref135.putProperty (idChnl, idfsel);

desc167.putReference (idnull, ref135);

idT var = charIDToTypeID ("T");

var desc168 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idTop = charIDToTypeID ('Top');

var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

desc168.putUnitDouble (idTop, idPxl, top of page);

var idLeft = charIDToTypeID ("Left");

var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

desc168.putUnitDouble (idLeft, idPxl, on the left);

var idBtom = charIDToTypeID ("Btom");

var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

desc168.putUnitDouble (idBtom, idPxl, btom);

var idRght = charIDToTypeID ('Rght');

var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

desc168.putUnitDouble (idRght, idPxl, right);

var idRctn = charIDToTypeID ("Rctn");

desc167.putObject (idT, idRctn, desc168);

executeAction (idsetd, desc167, DialogModes.NO);

}

function makeElipsoidSelection (top, right, left, btom) {}

var idsetd = charIDToTypeID ("setd");

var desc15 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

ref10 var = new ActionReference();

var idChnl = charIDToTypeID ('channel');

var idfsel = charIDToTypeID ("FSC");

Ref10.putProperty (idChnl, idfsel);

desc15.putReference (idnull, ref10);

idT var = charIDToTypeID ("T");

var desc16 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idTop = charIDToTypeID ('Top');

var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

desc16.putUnitDouble (idTop, idPxl, parseInt (top));

var idLeft = charIDToTypeID ("Left");

var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

desc16.putUnitDouble (idLeft, idPxl, parseInt (left));

var idBtom = charIDToTypeID ("Btom");

var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

desc16.putUnitDouble (idBtom, idPxl, parseInt (btom));

var idRght = charIDToTypeID ('Rght');

var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

desc16.putUnitDouble (idRght, idPxl, parseInt (right));

var idElps = charIDToTypeID ("ELP");

desc15.putObject (idT, idElps, desc16);

var the idAntA = charIDToTypeID ("AntA");

desc15.putBoolean (the idAntA, true);

executeAction (idsetd, desc15, DialogModes.NO);

}

function makeShadowLayer() {}

// =======================================================

var idMk = charIDToTypeID ("Mk");

var desc169 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

var ref153 = new ActionReference();

var idLyr = charIDToTypeID ("Lyr");

ref153.putClass (idLyr);

desc169.putReference (idnull, ref153);

executeAction (idMk, desc169, DialogModes.NO);

var b = new SolidColor();

blck. RGB. Red = 0;

blck. RGB. Green = 0;

blck. RGB. Blue = 0;

app.activeDocument.selection.fill (blck);

app.activeDocument.selection.deselect ();

}

function of blur (ss) {}

var idGsnB = charIDToTypeID ("GsnB");

var desc65 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idRds = charIDToTypeID ("Rds");

var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

desc65.putUnitDouble (idRds, idPxl, ss);

executeAction (idGsnB, desc65, DialogModes.NO);

}

function mtnBlur (ss) {}

var idMtnB = charIDToTypeID ("MtnB");

var desc226 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idAngl = charIDToTypeID ("Marko");

desc226.putInteger (idAngl, 0);

var idDstn = charIDToTypeID ("Dstn");

var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

desc226.putUnitDouble (idDstn, idPxl, ss);

executeAction (idMtnB, desc226, DialogModes.NO);

}

function getSelectedLayersIdx() {/ / get the index of selected layers (position in the layer editor)}

var selectedLayers = new Array;

Var ref = new ActionReference();

ref.putEnumerated (charIDToTypeID ('Dcmn'), charIDToTypeID ('Ordn'), charIDToTypeID ('Trgt'));

var / / desc = executeActionGet (ref);

Add var = 1;

If (hasBackground ()) {alert ('gebunden'); add = 0}

If (desc.hasKey (stringIDToTypeID ("targetLayers"))) {}

DESC = desc.getList (stringIDToTypeID ('targetLayers'));

var c = desc.count

var selectedLayers = new Array();

for (var i = 0; i)<>

selectedLayers.push ((desc.getReference (i). getIndex()) + add);

}

} else {}

Var ref = new ActionReference();

ref.putProperty (charIDToTypeID ('Rprp'), charIDToTypeID ("ItmI'));

ref.putEnumerated (charIDToTypeID ('Lyr'), charIDToTypeID ('Ordn'), charIDToTypeID ('Trgt'));

SRS = (hasBackground)? executeActionGet (Ref), .getInteger (charIDToTypeID ('ItmI')) - 1:executeActionGet (ref), .getInteger (charIDToTypeID ('ItmI'));

selectedLayers.push (srs);

}

Return selectedLayers;

}

function hasBackground() {/ / function to check if there is a background layer}

var RES = not defined;

try {}

Var ref = new ActionReference();

ref.putProperty (charIDToTypeID ("Rprp"), charIDToTypeID ("Nm"));

ref.putIndex (charIDToTypeID ("Lyr"), 0);

executeActionGet (ref) .getString (charIDToTypeID ("Nm"));

RES = true;

} catch (e) {res = false}

return res;

}

function offsetSelection (x, y) {}

var idTrnf = charIDToTypeID ("Trnf");

var desc356 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

var ref314 = new ActionReference();

var idChnl = charIDToTypeID ('channel');

var idfsel = charIDToTypeID ("FSC");

ref314.putProperty (idChnl, idfsel);

desc356.putReference (idnull, ref314);

var idFTcs = charIDToTypeID ("CIE");

var idQCSt = charIDToTypeID ("QCSt");

var idQcsa = charIDToTypeID ("Qcsa");

desc356.putEnumerated (idFTcs, idQCSt, idQcsa);

var idOfst = charIDToTypeID ("Ofst");

var desc357 = new ActionDescriptor();

var idHrzn = charIDToTypeID ("Hrzn");

var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

desc357.putUnitDouble (idHrzn, idPxl, y);

var idVrtc = charIDToTypeID ("Vrtc");

var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

desc357.putUnitDouble (idVrtc, idPxl, x);

var idOfst = charIDToTypeID ("Ofst");

desc356.putObject (idOfst, idOfst, desc357);

var idIntr = charIDToTypeID ("Introduction");

var idIntp = charIDToTypeID ("Intp");

var idBcbc = charIDToTypeID ("Bcbc");

desc356.putEnumerated (idIntr, idIntp, idBcbc);

executeAction (idTrnf, desc356, DialogModes.NO);

}

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OK, looking at the problem, the shadow area is clearly delimited, that is going to be useful. So I chose the shadow with a quick selection area and improve the contour and it gave a fairly high feather (3.0), I copied while the selection into a new layer. The advantage of this is that it will simplify the masking.

Open an adjustment layer curves and hang it on the copied grey area. Click the icon of the hand and the image on his right cheek, and then drag upward to match the area of shade No. If the entire image is made, you don't clip the layer curves (the icon on the left)

You will find that you can solve most of it with the first curves layer, but there are a few deep shadows, so open a new layer of curves, hang it and adjust. Ignore the first fix getting more light. Invert the mask layer and paint back with a white soft brush.

This lets you close enough, but you'll be lucky to get a homogeneous solution at this stage, so that's where we cheat a little.

Select the top layer and make a layer merged copy (Shift Ctrl Alt e)

Open the filter Camera RAW and apply some clarification negative to soften skin tones and some of the objects of our edges of curves layer.

Now select the Patch tool, select one of the objects and drag to a clean skin area. This will be same on the tonal range in difficulty to remove the artifact.

Repeat for the other problem areas.

Negative clarity will have softened the whole image, then add a layer mask and reverse. Peindre paint in front of the White Lady, and then masked her eyes, teeth, etc. with black.

Shadow of a set of objects hidden in PDF export

Hello
I have a problem when you exported a PDF interactive display.
One of my objects on page is a button with a drop shadow and a State of latent defect. When a hotspot is wound on the button appears and must appear to hover over the page with the shadow below. When the hotspot is rolled out of the shadows and then the button should disappear.
Instead, what I get is a button that hides and turns out perfectly, but a shadow that is always on. I did the shadow with the 'Shadow' FX option.
No idea why this is happening?
See you soon,.
-Steve

Thanks for the PDF, dig.

I can't say how the shadow is separated from the key. But that's what seems to have happened. The only other thing I can think is that shadows are actually created on the buttons in itself, but maybe the group - if there is a group of objects. Or a framework that was created by inadvertence, but was never turned into a button and an active button.

I can't make my quickie file test failure. I would recommend looking through the layers panel to find any image that the shadow is actually attached to.

Mike

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