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Hi,

 

the procedural text filter - preset manager has the option to filter. How can you add a preset that it is shown in the "alpha"selection ?

It shows no results by default, and i could not find out how to add a preset into this category.

Regards,

NMF

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You had a response from @Callum, though no answer from the Developers was provided. Tagging him for follow-up.

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Posted
1 hour ago, NotMyFault said:

It shows no results by default, and i could not find out how to add a preset into this category.

I did not test extensively, but it seems that like in V1 in V2 the only category I can add presets to is RGB, so not only no Alpha, no LAB, etc. either.

Can you add any presets to CMYK, Greyscale, etc.?

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24 minutes ago, R C-R said:

I did not test extensively, but it seems that like in V1 in V2 the only category I can add presets to is RGB, so not only no Alpha, no LAB, etc. either.

Can you add any presets to CMYK, Greyscale, etc.?

I can add Presets to RGB, CMYK, Grayscale, or LAB Filters, depending on the color format of the document I'm working in. Only tested in V2, but I presume it works the same way in V1.

The question was about the Filter named Alpha, and I cannot seem to add anything that turns up when using that Filter in the PT Manage Presets dialog.

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Posted
5 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

I can add Presets to RGB, CMYK, Grayscale, or LAB Filters, depending on the color format of the document I'm working in. Only tested in V2, but I presume it works the same way in V1.

Aha! You are right about that. I just neglected to test with anything besides an RGB document. Maybe the lack of Alpha category presets has something to do with there being no "Alpha" document color format?

IOW, maybe there should be no Alpha filter category to begin with?

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Posted
13 minutes ago, R C-R said:

IOW, maybe there should be no Alpha filter category to begin with?

That seems to be what Callum was thinking in the original topic.

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Posted

That is the short version of the story.

The long version is what interests m, and only developers can say. For what purpose has the alpha section been implemented?
I would like to have a filter criteria showing only presets which have a formula for alpha channel present.

 

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Posted
25 minutes ago, NotMyFault said:

I would like to have a filter criteria showing only presets which have a formula for alpha channel present.

I don't think there is anything like that, not for any of the channels, just the filters based on the color document format, so if they did implement what you want, they would probably do filters for all the channels, R, G, B, C, M, Y, K, & so on.

Might be useful, might not....

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I've just gone through various old chats I have regarding this and it looks as though the discussion never really came to a definitive answer I'll chase this up when I'm back in the office tomorrow morning :)

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