Comments for Orange Commands http://orangecommands.com workflow automation for Adobe Fireworks Wed, 01 Feb 2012 18:17:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4-alpha-19827 Comment on About by Nikos Papantonopoulos http://orangecommands.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-2962 Nikos Papantonopoulos Wed, 01 Feb 2012 18:17:22 +0000 http://orangecommands.com/?page_id=2#comment-2962 <p>we need the open source software, the movement which the community of open source developers have created and which gives a whole better vision of the internet and computer applicattions. and when an open source extension is adding itself to an existing huge commercial app, this is somewhat moving. great work and thank you for making work easier for thousands of people out there.</p> we need the open source software, the movement which the community of open source developers have created and which gives a whole better vision of the internet and computer applicattions. and when an open source extension is adding itself to an existing huge commercial app, this is somewhat moving. great work and thank you for making work easier for thousands of people out there.

]]> Comment on About by César Rodríguez http://orangecommands.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-2837 César Rodríguez Sat, 14 Jan 2012 02:59:17 +0000 http://orangecommands.com/?page_id=2#comment-2837 <p>Great Job people! :-))) i am using it for agile developments!</p> Great Job people! :-))) i am using it for agile developments!

]]> Comment on Request a command! by Keko Ponte http://orangecommands.com/requests/comment-page-1/#comment-2005 Keko Ponte Mon, 14 Nov 2011 11:51:05 +0000 http://orangecommands.com/#comment-2005 <p>Ok, I have another one. A big big big button called "Send Request", if I click on it, a big hand should pop out of my screen, slap me in the face and scream "Read the fucking documentation first!"</p> Ok, I have another one. A big big big button called “Send Request”, if I click on it, a big hand should pop out of my screen, slap me in the face and scream “Read the fucking documentation first!”

]]> Comment on Request a command! by Ale Muñoz http://orangecommands.com/requests/comment-page-1/#comment-2004 Ale Muñoz Mon, 14 Nov 2011 11:27:35 +0000 http://orangecommands.com/#comment-2004 <p>See Pages » Numberize and Pages » DeNumberize.</p> <p>Play with them, and see if they do what you need them to do, but if I understand you correctly, they will make you happy : )</p> See Pages » Numberize and Pages » DeNumberize.

Play with them, and see if they do what you need them to do, but if I understand you correctly, they will make you happy : )

]]> Comment on Request a command! by Keko Ponte http://orangecommands.com/requests/comment-page-1/#comment-1935 Keko Ponte Tue, 08 Nov 2011 14:33:55 +0000 http://orangecommands.com/#comment-1935 <p>Dear Santa:</p> <p>Everytime I need to send pages in a certain order to a client, I manually set the names of those pages as "01<em>name" "02</em>name" etc... But when I duplicate a page to work in a new one, and the name is "01_name (copy)" by default, it makes me change every single name of the pages below the copy.</p> <p>Basically, It'd be great a "Add numerals to name pages" or something like that. It should check if a page name starts with a number, delete that number, and then add "01<em>", "02</em>", etc to every page name.</p> Dear Santa:

Everytime I need to send pages in a certain order to a client, I manually set the names of those pages as “01name” “02name” etc… But when I duplicate a page to work in a new one, and the name is “01_name (copy)” by default, it makes me change every single name of the pages below the copy.

Basically, It’d be great a “Add numerals to name pages” or something like that. It should check if a page name starts with a number, delete that number, and then add “01“, “02“, etc to every page name.

]]> Comment on Orange Commands v1.6.7 – The last release in 2010 by Ale Muñoz http://orangecommands.com/2010/12/31/orange-commands-v1-6-7-the-last-release-in-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-1542 Ale Muñoz Fri, 23 Sep 2011 10:21:08 +0000 http://orangecommands.com/?p=382#comment-1542 <p>Could you please record a screencast of that bug? I'm trying to reproduce it but I can't really trigger it on my side.</p> <p>Thanks in advance : )</p> Could you please record a screencast of that bug? I’m trying to reproduce it but I can’t really trigger it on my side.

Thanks in advance : )

]]> Comment on Orange Commands v1.6.7 – The last release in 2010 by Joshua http://orangecommands.com/2010/12/31/orange-commands-v1-6-7-the-last-release-in-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-1525 Joshua Tue, 20 Sep 2011 18:43:53 +0000 http://orangecommands.com/?p=382#comment-1525 <p>Hi, Excellent work, but I have a rather annoying bug - perhaps you could help me fix it (I don't know whether this is still being actively developed...).</p> <p>In CS5.1 on Windows7 64bit when I install the commands they work perfectly except that they somehow disable the built-in fillet points tool (which is extremely annoying). I can click it and enter a number as per usual but it makes no change to the point selected. If i disable the commands in extension manager and restart Fw the fillet points tool works fine again. </p> <p>Any ideas? Keep up the good work.</p> Hi, Excellent work, but I have a rather annoying bug – perhaps you could help me fix it (I don’t know whether this is still being actively developed…).

In CS5.1 on Windows7 64bit when I install the commands they work perfectly except that they somehow disable the built-in fillet points tool (which is extremely annoying). I can click it and enter a number as per usual but it makes no change to the point selected. If i disable the commands in extension manager and restart Fw the fillet points tool works fine again.

Any ideas? Keep up the good work.

]]> Comment on Request a command! by Ale Muñoz http://orangecommands.com/requests/comment-page-1/#comment-1425 Ale Muñoz Mon, 29 Aug 2011 06:42:19 +0000 http://orangecommands.com/#comment-1425 <p>Sounds good, will move your code to the repo when I have some free cycles : )</p> Sounds good, will move your code to the repo when I have some free cycles : )

]]> Comment on Request a command! by John laPlante http://orangecommands.com/requests/comment-page-1/#comment-1412 John laPlante Thu, 25 Aug 2011 19:09:44 +0000 http://orangecommands.com/#comment-1412 <p>My post didn't come out looking exactly as I'd typed it. I can e-mail you if necessary. jelaplan at gmail</p> My post didn’t come out looking exactly as I’d typed it. I can e-mail you if necessary. jelaplan at gmail

]]> Comment on Request a command! by John laPlante http://orangecommands.com/requests/comment-page-1/#comment-1411 John laPlante Thu, 25 Aug 2011 19:08:32 +0000 http://orangecommands.com/#comment-1411 <p>I wrote a script named 'All Pages as PSD in….jsf' This uses the orange library and follows in the footsteps of scripts such as All Pages as PNG 24.jsf. It exports each Page as a PSD file. I work with a lot of folks who use PhotoShop and this generates a series of Photoshop files that I can give to them. The conversion isn't perfect but good enough. </p> <p>I hope you could add this to Orange commands. Everytime I get a new version of your commands, I have to update it. </p> <p>/<strong>DOC</strong> Exports all pages as flattened (non editable) PNG files with a 24 bits color depth. The commands prompts you for a folder to export, and files are saved with the page names as the file names. It also changes the Optimize settings for all pages, because I hate the "GIF as default format" :) <strong>DOC</strong>/ try { fw.runScript(fw.appJsCommandsDir + "/bs.js"); } catch(e){ alert("This command requires the bs.js library\rGet it at http://bomberstudios.com/fireworks/"); };</p> <p>var folder_name = fw.browseForFolderURL("Choose an export folder",null);</p> <p>Pages.each(function(){ var export<em>file</em>name = fw.getDocumentDOM().pageName; var export<em>file</em>path = folder<em>name + "/" + export</em>file<em>name + ".psd"; Document.export</em>in<em>psd(export</em>file_path); });</p> <p>I added the following to bs.as export<em>in</em>psd: function(path){ //if (options == undefined) { // Document.set<em>export</em>as_psd(); //}; fw.exportPSD(null, path);</p> <p>set<em>export</em>as_psd: function(){ fw.getDocumentDOM().setExportOptions({animAutoCrop:true,animAutoDifference:true,applyScale:false,colorMode:"24 bit",crop:false,cropBottom:0,cropLeft:0,cropRight:0,cropTop:0,ditherMode:"none",ditherPercent:100,exportFormat:"PSD",frameInfo:[ ],interlacedGIF:false,jpegQuality:80,jpegSelPreserveButtons:false,jpegSelPreserveText:true,jpegSelQuality:90,jpegSelQualityEnabled:false,jpegSmoothness:0,jpegSubsampling:0,localAdaptive:true,lossyGifAmount:0,macCreator:"",macFileType:"",name:"PNG 24",numCustomEntries:0,numEntriesRequested:0,numGridEntries:6,optimized:true,paletteEntries:null,paletteInfo:null,paletteMode:"adaptive",paletteTransparency:"none",percentScale:100,progressiveJPEG:false,savedAnimationRepeat:0,sorting:"none",useScale:true,webSnapAdaptive:false,webSnapTolerance:14,xSize:0,ySize:0}); },</p> I wrote a script named ‘All Pages as PSD in….jsf’This uses the orange library and follows in the footsteps of scripts such as All Pages as PNG 24.jsf. It exports each Page as a PSD file. I work with a lot of folks who use PhotoShop and this generates a series of Photoshop files that I can give to them. The conversion isn’t perfect but good enough.

I hope you could add this to Orange commands. Everytime I get a new version of your commands, I have to update it.

/DOC Exports all pages as flattened (non editable) PNG files with a 24 bits color depth. The commands prompts you for a folder to export, and files are saved with the page names as the file names. It also changes the Optimize settings for all pages, because I hate the “GIF as default format” :) DOC/ try { fw.runScript(fw.appJsCommandsDir + “/bs.js”); } catch(e){ alert(“This command requires the bs.js library\rGet it at http://bomberstudios.com/fireworks/“); };

var folder_name = fw.browseForFolderURL(“Choose an export folder”,null);

Pages.each(function(){ var exportfilename = fw.getDocumentDOM().pageName; var exportfilepath = foldername + “/” + exportfilename + “.psd”; Document.exportinpsd(exportfile_path); });

I added the following to bs.as exportinpsd: function(path){ //if (options == undefined) { // Document.setexportas_psd(); //}; fw.exportPSD(null, path);

setexportas_psd: function(){ fw.getDocumentDOM().setExportOptions({animAutoCrop:true,animAutoDifference:true,applyScale:false,colorMode:”24 bit”,crop:false,cropBottom:0,cropLeft:0,cropRight:0,cropTop:0,ditherMode:”none”,ditherPercent:100,exportFormat:”PSD”,frameInfo:[ ],interlacedGIF:false,jpegQuality:80,jpegSelPreserveButtons:false,jpegSelPreserveText:true,jpegSelQuality:90,jpegSelQualityEnabled:false,jpegSmoothness:0,jpegSubsampling:0,localAdaptive:true,lossyGifAmount:0,macCreator:”",macFileType:”",name:”PNG 24″,numCustomEntries:0,numEntriesRequested:0,numGridEntries:6,optimized:true,paletteEntries:null,paletteInfo:null,paletteMode:”adaptive”,paletteTransparency:”none”,percentScale:100,progressiveJPEG:false,savedAnimationRepeat:0,sorting:”none”,useScale:true,webSnapAdaptive:false,webSnapTolerance:14,xSize:0,ySize:0}); },

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