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Theme Template Help!
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Although I'm challenging creation of Theme for the first time using Max's ThemeTemplate, I don't understand the method of importing a *.psd file into ThemePark.
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http://www.spymac.com/upload/gallery...oad_247320.jpg
Please copy and paste address into your browser.
I know it's not good design yet.
Thanks!
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Join Date: May 2004
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when you want to take a resource into PhotoShop, just select it in ThemePark and right-click, then go 'Send to PhotoShop...'
to get it back into ThemePark affter you've edited it, go back to ThemePark (with the thing you want to import frontmost & that window currently selected in PhotoShop) and right-click again and select 'Retrieve from PhotoShop...'.
did i help?
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Originally posted by mugget:
when you want to take a resource into PhotoShop, just select it in ThemePark and right-click, then go 'Send to PhotoShop...'
to get it back into ThemePark affter you've edited it, go back to ThemePark (with the thing you want to import frontmost & that window currently selected in PhotoShop) and right-click again and select 'Retrieve from PhotoShop...'.
did i help?
Over here these options are grayed out. Is that because I have but the PhotoShop Elements, or because I miss a PhotoShop filter of some kind, or ?
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Originally posted by mugget:
when you want to take a resource into PhotoShop, just select it in ThemePark and right-click, then go 'Send to PhotoShop...'
to get it back into ThemePark affter you've edited it, go back to ThemePark (with the thing you want to import frontmost & that window currently selected in PhotoShop) and right-click again and select 'Retrieve from PhotoShop...'.
did i help?
Thanks for reply.
No, some psd files with many layers are included in the template of Max, and I want to learn how to make ThemePark import those layers, respectively.
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Gerrit, check ThemePark's built-in help. It tells you what's necessary to use the built-in Photoshop integration.
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Originally posted by smeger:
Gerrit, check ThemePark's built-in help. It tells you what's necessary to use the built-in Photoshop integration.
Umm, I'm using PhotoshopCS..
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I have a question to the theme authors.
For what purpose do you use ThemeTemplate? And would you explain the usage?
I thought that I could import each layer to ThemePark. However, I have noticed that it was a mistake.
However, I do not yet understand the useful usage of ThemeTemplate.
Thanks for answers.
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if you use the theme template you still have to go into themepark to each individual element of each individual element and put it in there that way. you can't just use the theme template then import that whole thing into themepark, you gotta go to each element export that to photoshop then import the file from photoshop to themepark.
theme template is there so you can look at the your elements when you create them, not to make things easier. well, it kinda does, but using it adds an extra step, it doesn't remove any.
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Originally posted by fireside:
if you use the theme template you still have to go into themepark to each individual element of each individual element and put it in there that way. you can't just use the theme template then import that whole thing into themepark, you gotta go to each element export that to photoshop then import the file from photoshop to themepark.
theme template is there so you can look at the your elements when you create them, not to make things easier. well, it kinda does, but using it adds an extra step, it doesn't remove any.
I understood... It seems using Template is too difficult for me, so I'm going to only use ThemePark and Photoshop.
And thank you for answer very much. Tomorrow is holiday, so I'll try to make my Theme.
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Originally posted by Aeolie:
I understood... It seems using Template is too difficult for me, so I'm going to only use ThemePark and Photoshop.
And thank you for answer very much. Tomorrow is holiday, so I'll try to make my Theme.
how long have you been studying english? yours is pretty good.
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Originally posted by fireside:
how long have you been studying english? yours is pretty good.
Thanks!!
about 4 years.
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Originally posted by Aeolie:
Thanks!!
about 4 years.
i hope it won't take me 4 years to understand japanese as well as you do english.
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Originally posted by fireside:
i hope it won't take me 4 years to understand japanese as well as you do english.
Although I thought "too much copy and paste is too troublesome...", but I completely forgot that there is Resource size layer. IT'S VERY USEFUL!!
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