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fn2thailand

Joined: 02 Jul 2014
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Location: Thailand


PostPosted: Wed Jul 02, 2014 8:40 pm    Post subject: Action will not duplicate manual steps taken Reply with quote

1 start with any image
2 Ctrl+J duplicate bkg
3 Layer-New fill layer-solid color - white
4 Ctrl + [ move below
5 Use Rectangle tool - make shape, no stroke --- long vertical rectangle on left side
6 select "layer 1"
7 creat clipping mask
8 select "rectangle 1" layer
9 Ctrl +T free transform, spin slightly
10 Apply Styles Fx
drop shadow - opacity 20, angle 132, distance 10, no global light
color overlay Blend "Hue" orange
stroke position inside, color white

11 select "Layer 1" and "rectangle 1" together
12 Ctrl + G and make Group label Group 1
13 Ctrl + J duplicate group rename Group 2
14 Ctrl + [ move below Group 1
15 Open group 2
16 select layer "rectangle 1" use "Path Selection Tool" to move strip to right
17 Ctrl + T to spin slightly
18 select "color overlay effects" change color to green
19 close Group 2
20 select bkg layer
21 stop recording.

this will produce two strips side by side with different orentation and colors on a white background.

run this sequence as an action and it will not produce the same effect -- why, how can I accomplish this ----
Thanks in advance
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