Hi Folks, this is more of an experiment than any thing else. I'd be glad if u enjoy it.
Thank You very much, Aleem. That's some pretty cool stuff and I appreciate that it separates as spot colors. Is this macro going farther? - Scotty
scottyjr:Is this macro going farther? - Scotty
Hi Scotty, ur comments are heartening for me but, I've absolutely ZERO knowledge about VBA, it's just a recorded macro, so I don't know what modifications I can make in it.
maybe a change in the line
OrigSelection.ApplyUniformFill CreateCMYKColor(100, 0, 0, 0)
Changing the CMYK values may do the trick....
I myself have no idea on editing these things.
scottyjr:Thank You very much, Aleem.
And thanks to you as well for putting up the screenshot as I forgot to do so.
Adrian Juman: maybe a change in the line OrigSelection.ApplyUniformFill CreateCMYKColor(100, 0, 0, 0)
Hi Adrian, I too would like the macro apply bevel on the actual color of the selection, not the default Cyan. but it's beyond me
Can Any VBA expert help me on this?
In the above attached macro I m restricted to use the blur radius that I recorded my macro with, but I want the macro to ask me the blur radius every time I run it. Below is the line that I wanna change:
s3.Bitmap.ApplyBitmapEffect "Gaussian Blur", "GaussianBlurEffect GaussianBlurRadius=500,GaussianBlurResampled=0"
In the VBA Editor, you should create a form that will let you type or select the radius user please. You should assign a variable to the field and use that variable where the 500 radius is.
Regards
Michael CervantesMC Design Studio
Michael Cervantes:In the VBA Editor, you should create a form that will let you type or select the radius user please. You should assign a variable to the field and use that variable where the 500 radius is.
Seems like the right answer but I m not even a newbie in VBA to understand this language. Can u or somebody else explain it with the example please...
I tried to run the macro you attached, and PP doesn't see it.
Check the VBA tutorial that came with Corel Graphic Suite. It explains what to do.
Michael Cervantes:I tried to run the macro you attached, and PP doesn't see it.
Oh! It's corel draw's macro.
here it is. You may want to modify the macro form to change bevel width
Michael Cervantes:here it is. You may want to modify the macro form to change bevel width
Hi Michael, It's not asking for any blur radious whatsoever.
Aleem Ashraf:It's not asking for any blur radious whatsoever.
I don't get it. Did you ask for a field to change the gaussian blur radius or no?