Roman Thilenius

has anybody ever tried to do the following:

- create and work with image layers in jitter

- then export the different layers (including alpha and a few basic copy modes) directly into a photoshop document

it is not so funny to do that manually with photoshop when you have like 50 or so layers.


has anybody ever tried to do the following:

 - create and work with image layers in jitter

 - then export the different layers (including alpha and a few basic copy modes) directly into a photoshop document

it is not so funny to do that manually with photoshop when you have like 50 or so layers.



has anybody ever tried to do the following:

 - create and work with image layers in jitter

 - then export the different layers (including

jitter-to-psd

bump & i just noticed that i also needed it the other way round: reading single layers from a photoshop document.

for reading there is at least [filein], but i dont find any useful info about psd format.

 
bump & i just noticed that i also needed it the other way round: reading single layers from a photoshop document.

for reading there is at least [filein], but i dont find any useful info about psd format.


Never did this. But you could try the shell xtra combined with 

ImageMagick to make separate images for each layer, which can be read by jitter.

https://undertheweathersoftware.com/how-to-extract-layers-from-a-photoshop-file-with-imagemagick-and-python/

It is a python documentation, but i think you can do it with pure shell commands.

Interesting question ;-)
Never did this. But you could try the shell xtra combined with 
ImageMagick to make separate images for each layer, which can be read by jitter.

This could be astarting point.
https://undertheweathersoftware.com/how-to-extract-layers-from-a-photoshop-file-with-imagemagick-and-python/
It is a python documentation, but i think you can do it with pure shell commands.

jitter to psd