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JavaScript Scripting Reference

ArtLayer

An object within a document that contains the visual elements of the image (equivalent to a layer in the
Adobe Photoshop CS3 application).
Note: Most likely, you will use variables to refer to
not to use a variable, be aware that, because the
object, you use the property name,
The following example uses correct syntax to refer to an
its
documents(0).artLayer("my layer").allLocked = true
The following example, which uses an upper case A in the object name, is incorrect:
documents(0).ArtLayer("my layer").allLocked = true

Properties

Property

allLocked

blendMode

bounds

fillOpacity

grouped

isBackgroundLayer

kind

property value:
allLocked
Value Type
boolean
BlendMode
array(UnitValue)
number (double)
boolean
boolean
LayerKind
Adobe Photoshop CS3
ArtLayer
ArtLayer
, rather than the class name,
artLayer
What it is
Read-write. Indicates whether to completely lock the
layer's contents and settings.
Read-write. The layer's blending mode.
Read-only. An array of coordinates that describes the
bounding rectangle of the layer.
Note: For information about the UnitValue type, see
the JavaScript Tools Guide.
Read-write. The interior opacity of the layer (between
0.0 and 100.0).
Read-write. Indicates this layer is grouped with the
layer beneath it.
Read-write. Indicates whether the layer is a
background layer or normal layer.
Note: A document can have only one background
layer.
Read-write. Sets the layer's kind (such as 'text layer')
for an empty layer.
Note: Valid only when the layer is empty and when
isBackgroundLayer
isBackgroundLayer.
Note: You can use the
background layer a normal layer; however, to
make a layer a background layer, you must set
isBackgroundLayer
JavaScript Object Reference
objects in your script. However, if you choose
class is also a property of the
ArtLayer
object by name and then assign
ArtLayer
is
false
property to make a
kind
to
true
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