@Sumin-Baek Right now I have no plans for updates.
In your case, you can just make several style folders for each project and sort these folders so that the right one is above the others. Then, when the same tags are used, the style from the top folder will be applied.
@Ryahn
It makes sense. So far, I've made it so that if there are styles with the same tags, then the style from the topmost folder will be selected. So you can sort them as you need.
Check out v.1.4.1: https://swirt.github.io/typertools/ (there are also a bunch of bugfixes).
@kamirror
In...
@Ryahn
No. I originally tried to do it, but it turned out that Photoshop has problems with copying the blend options programmatically (it just gives me the wrong data). Maybe I'll try to find a solution sometime later.
Version 1.4.0 is out!
https://swirt.github.io/typertools/
-Added ability to group styles into folders (@CiceroCiceronis)
-Added ability to scale font size which allows to easily adjust size of pasted text to any scans (@AerialAtom)
-Extension actions can now apply to multiple selected layers...
AerialAtom
This is called "point text" in the Photoshop terminology. You can set your preferred text type in the extension settings. By the way, you can disable auto hyphenation for text boxes as well.
Hm... Maybe the solution is to add a multiplier (1 by default), which will be applied to all...
AerialAtom
Without the text block? What do you mean?
It will be difficult to adjust the text size. I doubt that it is possible to come up with an algorithm that will work well in all possible situations.
I've just released v.1.3.2. You can check it out here: https://swirt.github.io/typertools/
Now extension has buttons which allow to change the font size of the current layer while keeping the center of the text block. And now I'm working on adding hotkeys to them.
QSS
Well, I am a member of several Russian teams, but I have doubts that you know them. I also do hentai translations: https://exhentai.org/uploader/Swirt
If somebody has any doubts about my code then fear not, it is open source, anyone can examine it (unlike with Typesetterer, by the way)...
Ou_Ki
(Well, firstly, it's not abandoned...)
They use slightly different concepts of work and they offer different features. It'd be easier just to check out the video and decide for yourself which one suits you best. My goal is to create an instrument which is integrated in Photoshop interface...
Hi everybody!
I'd like to share with you my Photoshop extension which can ease performing typer tasks.
It has many features, such as keeping and editing script of an entire chapter within PS, pasting your chosen lines right in the center of text bubbles; you can also easily change styles of text...