creating scripts in psp9

[BarryM]

Hi, im wondering how you can create a script in psp9

I have the information that George gave me, but can only see a way of recording a script as you make it, rather than just inputting the data given, if that makes sense.

[StagePhotography.co.uk]

There's a method to "record" your actions", top right of my screen...

Click the blue circle then the Save button when finished..

[BarryM]

Thanks George, i eventually got it.

I still have to manually click ok while it runs through the cycle, and opens up the sat windows etc. is that normal ?

[StagePhotography.co.uk]

the icon to the right of the Paper and quil...

"Execution Mode"... toggle that to off..

It should run with all default settings..

[BarryM]

ahh tahts great, thanks very much George, oh and Happy Birthday


Ive been trying this script and very impressed although i think i need to finetune it slightly.

Before
http://www.barrymoirphotography.co.uk/train.jpg

After
http://www.barrymoirphotography.co.uk/traintest.jpg

[StagePhotography.co.uk]

you need to watch where the + (crosses) are on the
Digital Noise Removeal tool....

Depending on where they are, depends on the result of the
"ghosting" on the image...

I'm experimenting at the moment with this..

[Stemmy]

Oh my god not another one at it !!!:help:

[StagePhotography.co.uk]

And slowly... But surely... My Plan to take over the world start on a roll!!!!!

*insane laughter*

:butcher:

[BarryM]

thanks for that, i seen the crosses and wondered what they were about.

[StagePhotography.co.uk]

you can move them about the picture...

I think they use them as a refernce point for the bluring...

If there's something on it you do not want blured you move the xrosses away from them...

Remember the smaller the photo 500x500 the percent of use might be only 50%... Like faces for portraits...

100% gives a fuller blur...
:)

[Stemmy]

Seriously though I do I quite like the effect. I might just be tempted to use the history brush and bring back the train a little bit. Its gone too far on the train for me.

Is this in PS2 anywhere or is it just a PSP thing ?

[StagePhotography.co.uk]

AN OTHER CONVERT!!!! ;)

PS2 doesn't have Clarify..... :)

I'll play with PS and see if I can reproduce..

[BarryM]

Thanks for that George, what i will say im in awe at is the speed of psp9 compared to cs, i could see me changing over if it continues like this.

[StagePhotography.co.uk]

Ok here's an edited version of the script...

(in my next post....)

See the changes it has.... :)

[StagePhotography.co.uk]

from JascApp import *

def ScriptProperties():
return {
'Author': u'',
'Copyright': u'',
'Description': u'',
'Host': u'Paint Shop Pro 9',
'Host Version': u'9.01'
}

def Do(Environment):
# EnableOptimizedScriptUndo
App.Do( Environment, 'EnableOptimizedScriptUndo', {
'GeneralSettings': {
'ExecutionMode': App.Constants.ExecutionMode.Default,
'AutoActionMode': App.Constants.AutoActionMode.Match,
'Version': ((9,0,1),1)
}
})

# Clarify
App.Do( Environment, 'Clarify', {
'Strength': 5,
'GeneralSettings': {
'ExecutionMode': App.Constants.ExecutionMode.Default,
'DialogPlacement': {
'ShowMaximized': False,
'Rect': ((479,217), 323, 353)
},
'PreviewVisible': True,
'AutoProof': False,
'AutoActionMode': App.Constants.AutoActionMode.Match,
'Version': ((9,0,1),1)
}
})

# Clarify
App.Do( Environment, 'Clarify', {
'Strength': 5,
'GeneralSettings': {
'ExecutionMode': App.Constants.ExecutionMode.Default,
'DialogPlacement': {
'ShowMaximized': False,
'Rect': ((479,217), 323, 353)
},
'PreviewVisible': True,
'AutoProof': False,
'AutoActionMode': App.Constants.AutoActionMode.Match,
'Version': ((9,0,1),1)
}
})

# Clarify
App.Do( Environment, 'Clarify', {
'Strength': 5,
'GeneralSettings': {
'ExecutionMode': App.Constants.ExecutionMode.Default,
'DialogPlacement': {
'ShowMaximized': False,
'Rect': ((479,217), 323, 353)
},
'PreviewVisible': True,
'AutoProof': False,
'AutoActionMode': App.Constants.AutoActionMode.Match,
'Version': ((9,0,1),1)
}
})

# Auto Saturation Enhancement
App.Do( Environment, 'AutoSaturationEnhancement', {
'Bias': App.Constants.SaturationBias.MoreColorful,
'Skintones': False,
'Strength': App.Constants.SaturationStrength.Strong,
'GeneralSettings': {
'ExecutionMode': App.Constants.ExecutionMode.Default,
'DialogPlacement': {
'ShowMaximized': False,
'Rect': ((493,171), 323, 396)
},
'PreviewVisible': True,
'AutoProof': False,
'AutoActionMode': App.Constants.AutoActionMode.Match,
'Version': ((9,0,1),1)
}
})

# Auto Saturation Enhancement
App.Do( Environment, 'AutoSaturationEnhancement', {
'Bias': App.Constants.SaturationBias.MoreColorful,
'Skintones': False,
'Strength': App.Constants.SaturationStrength.Strong,
'GeneralSettings': {
'ExecutionMode': App.Constants.ExecutionMode.Default,
'DialogPlacement': {
'ShowMaximized': False,
'Rect': ((493,171), 323, 396)
},
'PreviewVisible': True,
'AutoProof': False,
'AutoActionMode': App.Constants.AutoActionMode.Match,
'Version': ((9,0,1),1)
}
})

# Auto Contrast Enhancement
App.Do( Environment, 'AutoContrastEnhancement', {
'Appearance': App.Constants.Appearance.Bold,
'Bias': App.Constants.ContrastBias.Darker,
'Strength': App.Constants.ContrastStrength.Mild,
'GeneralSettings': {
'ExecutionMode': App.Constants.ExecutionMode.Default,
'DialogPlacement': {
'ShowMaximized': False,
'Rect': ((479,313), 323, 371)
},
'PreviewVisible': True,
'AutoProof': False,
'AutoActionMode': App.Constants.AutoActionMode.Match,
'Version': ((9,0,1),1)
}
})

# Colour Adjust HMS
App.Do( Environment, 'ColorAdjustHMS', {
'HMS': {
'AdjMethod': App.Constants.HMSAdjustmentMethod.Dynamic,
'Highlight': -9,
'Midtone': -29,
'Shadow': -76
},
'GeneralSettings': {
'ExecutionMode': App.Constants.ExecutionMode.Default,
'DialogPlacement': {
'ShowMaximized': False,
'Rect': ((842,283), 413, 415)
},
'PreviewVisible': True,
'AutoProof': True,
'AutoActionMode': App.Constants.AutoActionMode.Match,
'Version': ((9,0,1),1)
}
})

# DigitalCameraNoiseRemoval
App.Do( Environment, 'DigitalCameraNoiseRemoval', {
'SmallDetails': 50,
'MediumDetails': 50,
'LargeDetails': 50,
'Blending': 70,
'Sharpening': 0,
'LockDetailSettings': True,
'NoiseEstimates': ([3,0,139,177,4.19324,2.8045,28.2513,12.5761,26.6357 ,13.7934,1.36038,0.787597
,10.1665,6.12649,7.08483,3.92011,0.688599,0.435081 ,7.1754,4.46536,4.22357,3.14573,1.60962
,1.09255,9.39387,3.57408,4.81313,2.74318,0.905642, 0.591023,1.98244,1.07199,2.10707,1.32765
,0.560532,0.360593,1.793,1.46599,1.06389,0.760075, 1.01146,0.664661,8.2539,3.42647,3.37827
,2.58852,0.522764,0.32356,1.49557,0.753749,1.30222 ,0.690357,0.271097,0.180922,1.12731,0.927096
,0.564436,0.419452],),
'NoiseColorAdjustment': ([4,2520,201,2520],),
'Hue': 0,
'Range': 0,
'MinimalLuminance': -1,
'MaximalLuminance': -1,
'GeneralSettings': {
'ExecutionMode': App.Constants.ExecutionMode.Default,
'DialogPlacement': {
'ShowMaximized': False,
'Rect': ((450,124), 380, 539)
},
'PreviewVisible': True,
'AutoProof': False,
'AutoActionMode': App.Constants.AutoActionMode.Match,
'Version': ((9,0,1),1)
}
})

[StagePhotography.co.uk]

And on the train example ...

Using 50% Digital noise removal...

The best images to work on are busy ones....

Those with lots of bllue sky and things don't work as good...
i.e. lots of plain colour...

[BarryM]

Hi George, i just edited my existing one and used that script but i get an unexpected { when i try run it ?

[StagePhotography.co.uk]

hmmmm i just copied and pasted from the text editor...

Hmmm...

[BarryM]

im sure its cos the commands are not indented it mentioons something like that too, would that make a diff???

[StagePhotography.co.uk]

No it should work....

Hmmmm can't reproduce your error...

Just go through the steps in the script
as you read it with the settings...

Saving your own version as your own script..

You can read the settings in the text...

[BarryM]

yeah ive just been doing this, thanks again George.

the error i got was

Executing RunScript
File "C:\Documents and Settings\Barry\My Documents\My PSP Files\Scripts-Restricted\test.PspScript", line 4
return {
^
IndentationError: expected an indented block

[StagePhotography.co.uk]

Hmmmmmm not sure...

bash on with recording your own...

I'll remember this in future and instead of scripts,
give a full description...