Automatic Theme Pack Creator for Photoshop

[lop]

Attached Files Could not find phrase 'error_postcount_too_low_attachment'.1

can someone fix this or send me a working link? thx.

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[rancid]

Are you logged in when you see this? If not I have noticed the following:

Attached ImagesCould not find phrase 'error_postcount_too_low_attachment'.
when looking at a post with attachments.

As soon as you login you are able to see the atachments.

[shockwav2k]

i also see the same message

[rancid]

I posted a message concerning this in the site & forum Suggestions Forum

Take a look at this thread:
http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum...ad.php?t=11617

You need be a member and have a least 10 Post to see and create atachments

[shockwav2k]

thanks for the info

[h_2_o]

must this reside in c no matter what or just the "root" of the os?

thanks

[socialdwar]

Thanks bro! It worked! I'm very pleased with this and thanks again! and again! and again!

[carpenter940]

I used this today on CS3 Extended and there were no problems.

The only thing I'd change is the line in the instructions

From: "Open the "Template.psd" make sure that only the background layer is visible then copy the required background image onto a new layer and in the layer options "Merge Visible"."

To: Open the "Template.psd" make sure that only the background layer is visible then copy your own background image onto a new layer and then in the layer options choose "Merge Visible".

I got confused with the "required" part.

[rancid]

Originally Posted by carpenter940

I used this today on CS3 Extended and there were no problems.

The only thing I'd change is the line in the instructions

From: "Open the "Template.psd" make sure that only the background layer is visible then copy the required background image onto a new layer and in the layer options "Merge Visible"."

To: Open the "Template.psd" make sure that only the background layer is visible then copy your own background image onto a new layer and then in the layer options choose "Merge Visible".

I got confused with the "required" part.

Thanks, A lot clearer the way you have put it so I have updated the instructions in this thread, but not the instructions within the download. If I do get a chance to do an update I will replace the instruction with yours.

I am glad to see people still using it.

[shadowkiller24]

where does the theme go after its done? does it automatically save? kinda lost..im using CS3

[rancid]

One you have run 'Automatic Theme Pack Creator for Photoshop' it will replace the images with your images and they are stored in the 'Theme' folder that you extracted to your C drive.

Hope this helps.

[shadowkiller24]

thanks alot...never noticed that it replaced the images..

[rancid]

no probs!

[codegypsy]

I think this photoshop tool is pretty cool, worked as it was designed to do for me under PS 7.0.

Thank you for a cool tool.

You did a great job with integrating the various menu icons etc. How hard would it be to add the Battery charging, Rating system and a few of the other items?

I know the actions are not that difficult but your experience is pretty vast with regards to locations, size, and which bar goes where in which menu.
Just starting to dink with that now.

Thanks again.

./codegypsy

[rancid]

Hi codegypsy,

Thankyou for your comments.

I wanted to update and include all icons, but I am so busy that I have not had time to do anymore.

To point you in the right direction for icon locations, I made a background image with virtical and horizontal lines every other pixel (Lines should be differnet colours to help you identify and count) and counted where the ofset position was from the closest corner and then positioned the icons acodingly in Photoshop. It seemed to work very well and I was able (I think) to getting it pixel perfect.

Feel free to update or change what I have created if you wish and post it back here if you do.

Have fun!

[codegypsy]

That is so funny that you replied with that answer as that was the simplest way I could see to do it was to use a kind of "graph" paper style way of getting what I wanted.

Are any transparent objects supported?


I have just been a browser of this site recently and have seen some really awesome cool work. I will play around and be sure to post any results in the much the same manner. Thanks again.

./codegypsy

[rancid]

Originally Posted by codegypsy

That is so funny that you replied with that answer as that was the simplest way I could see to do it was to use a kind of "graph" paper style way of getting what I wanted.

Great Minds Think Alike!

I dont think that tranparencys are supported.

[rancid]

Anyone still using Automatic Theme Pack Creator for Photoshop if so I will update it - long time since I have posted here...

[luigi1996]

This works on PhotoShop 8 (Or PhotoShop CS)

Luigi1996