@seankerdy please note that I used PsdLoadOptions with LoadEffectsResource = true;
And as I wrote it’s a .Net version. We will try to release Java version as soon as possible.
using (var image = (PsdImage)Image.Load(sourceFile, new PsdLoadOptions() { LoadEffectsResource = true } ))
{
ImageOptionsBase optionsBase = new JpegOptions() { Quality = 80 };
image.Save(outputFile, optionsBase);
}
@seankerdy I used .net 6 configuration. To make it works properly should be added the following packages:
Aspose.PSD (22.10.0),
System.Drawing.Common (6.0.0),
System.Text.Encoding.CodepPages (6.0.0).
But the rendering using .Net Framework 2, 3.5 and 4 should work likewise.
I additionally tried to use Release Version 22.10 without license it also renders font very similar to the original Photoshop Rendering.
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