I saved the smart object directly as a psd file, but the file was wrong
String outputSmartObject = “outPutSmart.psd”;
String inputPSD = “1 DTD彩银.psd”;
PsdImage inputPSDLoad = (PsdImage) com.aspose.psd.Image.load(inputPSD);
PsdImage psdImage = (PsdImage) com.aspose.psd.Image.load(inputPSD);
for (Layer layer : inputPSDLoad.getLayers()) {
if (layer instanceof SmartObjectLayer) {
SmartObjectLayer smartObjectLayer = (SmartObjectLayer) layer;
PsdOptions psdOptions = new PsdOptions();
smartObjectLayer.save(outputSmartObject, psdOptions);
System.out.println(“导出smart对象请查看”);
break;
}
outPutSmart.zip (37.9 KB)
}
@houdajin
To convert smart objects to PSD files correctly, you can follow the approach demonstrated in the provided code examples. Here’s a step-by-step guide based on the best practices for handling smart objects in PSD files using Aspose.PSD.
Steps to Convert Smart Objects to PSD Files
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Load the PSD File: Start by loading the PSD file that contains the smart object layer.
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Iterate Through Layers: Loop through the layers of the PSD file to find the smart object layers.
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Export Smart Object Contents: For each smart object layer, you can export its contents to a separate file if needed.
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Create a New Smart Object Layer: If you want to create a new smart object from the existing one, you can duplicate it.
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Manipulate the Contents: You can load the contents of the smart object, manipulate them as required, and then replace the original contents with the modified ones.
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Save the Updated PSD: Finally, save the updated PSD file with the new smart object layer.
Example Code
Here’s a sample code snippet that illustrates these steps:
import com.aspose.psd.FileFormats.Psd.PsdImage;
import com.aspose.psd.FileFormats.Psd.Layers.SmartObjectLayer;
import com.aspose.psd.ImageOptions.PsdOptions;
public class SmartObjectConverter {
public static void main(String[] args) {
String inputPSD = "input.psd"; // Your input PSD file
String outputPSD = "outputSmartObject.psd"; // Output PSD file
// Load the PSD file
PsdImage psdImage = (PsdImage) com.aspose.psd.Image.load(inputPSD);
// Iterate through layers
for (Layer layer : psdImage.getLayers()) {
if (layer instanceof SmartObjectLayer) {
SmartObjectLayer smartObjectLayer = (SmartObjectLayer) layer;
// Export contents if needed
String exportPath = "exportedContent.jpg";
smartObjectLayer.ExportContents(exportPath);
// Create a new smart object layer as a copy
SmartObjectLayer newLayer = smartObjectLayer.NewSmartObjectViaCopy();
newLayer.IsVisible = false; // Set visibility as needed
// Load and manipulate the contents
RasterImage innerImage = (RasterImage) smartObjectLayer.LoadContents(null);
// Perform any image manipulation here
smartObjectLayer.ReplaceContents(innerImage);
// Save the updated PSD
PsdOptions psdOptions = new PsdOptions(psdImage);
psdImage.Save(outputPSD, psdOptions);
break; // Exit after processing the first smart object
}
}
}
}
Important Notes
- Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to manipulate the PSD files.
- The manipulation of the smart object contents can be customized based on your requirements.
- Always test with a backup of your original PSD files to prevent data loss.
By following these steps and using the provided code, you should be able to convert smart objects to PSD files successfully. If you encounter any issues, please check the file paths and ensure that the smart object layers are correctly identified in your PSD file.
@houdajin
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Issue ID(s): PSDNET-2309,PSDJAVA-695
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