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I installed a new version of photoshop, and needed to reinstall the script. But, now I'm getting an error when trying to run the script in the latest version of Photoshop. Anyone have any idea what this is, and how to fix it?

I tried to have a coworker install PhotoshopToSpine and they are getting different errors:

Coworker was on Apple computer, I am on Windows 10. She was able to get hers to work, but mine is still throwing this same error.
Things I've tried:

  • Re-downloading the script and installing it into photoshop again
  • Restarting all apps and PC
  • Installed different versions of Photoshop (20.0, 19.1.6, 18.1.6)
  • Uninstalled all versions of PS and re-installing them all.

Hello, the first error is caused by the fact that you saved the html page containing the script instead of the script itself, regarding the second one, it would be interesting to see what error is it getting in the ExtendedScript console.

Common errors are:

  • having CMYK color space instead of RGB
  • locking layers (this is a problem in Illustrator, unsure about Photoshop)
  • having several layers with the same name
  • trying to insert .png or other extensions at the end of the layer name

If it's not one of these, could you maybe try to send the problematic PSD to contact@esotericsoftware.com so that we'll be able to find out the cause? thank you.

7 天 后

I had a similar error "error 60, line 649". After I made sure i had the .jsx file in the correct 30ish kilobyte format, I have found that using the script completely crashes (edit: and closes) photoshop as opposed to giving the aforementioned error... halp pls Erika.... If i have to manually export 30-40 layers and crop them, i will throw myself out the window

edit: im using photoshop CC2015

double edit: for the record, i jumped on the discord server and everyone was very helpful. it turns out that I had disabled java updates which required a java reinstall and PC restart (in addition to having the correct script rather than the webpage saved.

I'll add the Java update to my standard troubleshooting from now on 😃

Weird, Java should have nothing to do with Photoshop or running a Photoshop script.

Could be that PS is using Nashorn to run their JavaScript.