How to turn off auto rotate in X3
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How to turn off auto rotate in X3
Is there a way to turn off auto rotate in X3? I have a script that resizes my pictures but some come out really messed up because X3 has this auto rotate
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Re: How to turn off auto rotate in X3
I think this was complained about before. Sadly I can't find it. However, if you resize all of your images to the same size then a quick edit to the script will allow it to resize based on its orientation. Or which side is longest.
Would be better if you can turn off auto-rotate. But if this simple matter isn't resolved, the script edit really is easy.
I had to do that for a script of my own that I made to quickly export all of my currently open images to custom brushes.
Quick question: Are you using the photo downloader? Because I know you can turn off the auto-rotate if you're using PaintShop's photo downloder tool to get photos off of your camera.
I had to do that for a script of my own that I made to quickly export all of my currently open images to custom brushes.
Quick question: Are you using the photo downloader? Because I know you can turn off the auto-rotate if you're using PaintShop's photo downloder tool to get photos off of your camera.
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Re: How to turn off auto rotate in X3
Thanks for the reply. No I'm not using photo downloader.
I am resizing all to the same size. Can you explain how to edit the script to resize based on its orientation or which side is longest?
I am resizing all to the same size. Can you explain how to edit the script to resize based on its orientation or which side is longest?
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Re: How to turn off auto rotate in X3
Well....doing it is easy for me. Describing it....not so much.
Are you familiar with Python at all?
If you're not familiar with Python actually describing the process is harder for me. My descriptions aren't the best.
Also does you script do anything else other than resize the image? If not you can just use this script I'm uploading, if it does do more than resize then...I'll try to describe it. But here are the instructions for using this sample script.
Here's an example script that essentially does what you want.
http://psp.levifiction.com/scripts/newresize.zip
The only thing you need to do with this is put it in your Scripts-Trusted folder inside your My PSP Files folder. Then you need to edit the script slightly.
This script has two variables: NewWidth and NewHeight. These are currently set to 800 and 500 respectively. Just set this to the size in pixels for your new image size and the script will handle the rest.
If you look at it in Notepad or an actual Python editor you'll see all I did was ask it which side was longer, calculated the aspect ratio for the image, and then applied the NewWidth and NewHeight to the appropriate area. Horizontal(Width = newWidth, Height = NewHeight) and Vertical(Width = NewHeight, Height = NewWidth)
Are you familiar with Python at all?
If you're not familiar with Python actually describing the process is harder for me. My descriptions aren't the best.
Also does you script do anything else other than resize the image? If not you can just use this script I'm uploading, if it does do more than resize then...I'll try to describe it. But here are the instructions for using this sample script.
Here's an example script that essentially does what you want.
http://psp.levifiction.com/scripts/newresize.zip
The only thing you need to do with this is put it in your Scripts-Trusted folder inside your My PSP Files folder. Then you need to edit the script slightly.
This script has two variables: NewWidth and NewHeight. These are currently set to 800 and 500 respectively. Just set this to the size in pixels for your new image size and the script will handle the rest.
If you look at it in Notepad or an actual Python editor you'll see all I did was ask it which side was longer, calculated the aspect ratio for the image, and then applied the NewWidth and NewHeight to the appropriate area. Horizontal(Width = newWidth, Height = NewHeight) and Vertical(Width = NewHeight, Height = NewWidth)
https://levifiction.wordpress.com/
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Re: How to turn off auto rotate in X3
Garry has a script for that and Joe Frome (JASC Head programmer )also added a script in PSP 8 called thumbnail 100 that could be simply edited and renamed to produce Images with the a max largest side of X amount of pixels
http://pixelnook.home.comcast.net/~pixe ... oLimit.htm
http://pixelnook.home.comcast.net/~pixe ... oLimit.htm
