Required Steps
[A] Enable Photoshop Automation
[B] Setting Up Photoshop
[C] Configure Photoshop In The Device Server
[A] Enable Photoshop Automation
To enable Photoshop Automation:
In your event dashboard click Actions
Click Edit
Scroll down to General Settings
Select Photoshop Automation
Click Update Event
[B] Setting Up Photoshop
Open Photoshop and load a sample image. Make sure you load an image you are OK with saving changes to.
To load an image:
Click File
Click Open
Click On your computer
Navigate to where your file is saved then press Open
Unlock the image layer. To do so:
Click Window
Click Layers or Press F7 on your keyboard
Double click on the Background layer and press OK
The removal of the padlock will indicate that the layer has been unlocked.
Run the Action Script from the Action Script panel. To do so:
Click Window
Click Actions or Press ALT + F9 on your keyboard
Select an action
After you've selected your Action Script, you need to enable Action Script recording. To do so:
Click on the circle in the Action Script panel
With the Action Script being recorded:
Click Layer
Click Flatten Image
Save the photo and stop the recording. To do so:
Click File
Click Save or Press CTRL + S on your keyboard
Click on the square in the Action Script panel
Important Note: It’s very important you don’t click or do anything else during this step! If you do, this action will be recorded into the Action Script!
Now it's time to save the droplet. To do so:
Click File
Click Automate
Click Create Droplet...
Click Choose..., select a location on your computer to save the droplet
Click OK
[C] Configure Photoshop In The Device Server
After you've saved the droplet from Photoshop it's time to configure the Device Server.
Click Photoshop
Click Enable Photoshop Automation
Select Start Droplet and load the droplet that you saved.
Go to the EC Server/General Settings tab and Start PicPic Social like normal.