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do "Rasterize all layers"

New Here ,
Feb 20, 2017 Feb 20, 2017

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Hello

I'm new to scripting photoshop, i've tried searching a lot how to do this but without luck so far...

If someone could point me the right direction that would be awesome.

I'm "simply" trying to do the same thing than if I click manually on the "Layer" menu then "Rasterize" sub menu and "All Layers".

I need to do that automatically somewhere in the middle of my script.

Is there something to do that?

Thanks a lot

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Community Expert , Feb 20, 2017 Feb 20, 2017

You can use the scriptlistener plugin to get the code:

var idrasterizeAll = stringIDToTypeID( "rasterizeAll" );

executeAction( idrasterizeAll, undefined, DialogModes.NO );

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You can use the scriptlistener plugin to get the code:

var idrasterizeAll = stringIDToTypeID( "rasterizeAll" );

executeAction( idrasterizeAll, undefined, DialogModes.NO );

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Feb 21, 2017 Feb 21, 2017

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thanks you very much!

(and now I tried scriptlistener and i understand how it can help me, thanks again)

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