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About this mod
I was always tired of manually having to calculate texture sizes every time I need to make a texture resized or new texture. So I thought I would do a simple downloaded file to help assist with that. (One part you still gotta input the numbers manually, The new file dialog box) This mod supports as low as 512 textures all the way up to 8K.
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I was always tired of manually having to calculate texture sizes every time I need to make a texture resized or new texture. So I thought I would do a simple downloaded file to help assist with that. (One part you still gotta input the numbers manually, The new file dialog box could not figure out how to make it automatically do it) The IMZ files should work with CS6 even though they where made with CC 2015.5.
[Features]
-This mod supports as low as 512 textures (aka .5K) all the way up to 8K.
[Installation]
[Image->Image Size Installation]
1. In Photoshop Go to Image->Image Size
2. Click the Fit To Box
3. Click the load Preset
4. Drag and all of the IMZ files I provided into that directory window that pops up
5. Load each one at a time
6. Done
[NEW DOCUMENT Installation]
For the new document You have to manually put them in and save as a preset. (Sorry couldn't figure out how to make them show up in that menu by default) This is what I do for mine
.5K = 512x512
1K = 1024x1024
2k = 2048x2048
4k = 4096x4096
8k = 8192x8192
All @ 29999.999 Pixels/Inch
Save each one as their respective resolution name
After the installation your photoshop will now always have them set up and you will not have to do the installation again unless you reinstall photoshop
[Features]
-This mod supports as low as 512 textures (aka .5K) all the way up to 8K.
[Installation]
[Image->Image Size Installation]
1. In Photoshop Go to Image->Image Size
2. Click the Fit To Box
3. Click the load Preset
4. Drag and all of the IMZ files I provided into that directory window that pops up
5. Load each one at a time
6. Done
[NEW DOCUMENT Installation]
For the new document You have to manually put them in and save as a preset. (Sorry couldn't figure out how to make them show up in that menu by default) This is what I do for mine
.5K = 512x512
1K = 1024x1024
2k = 2048x2048
4k = 4096x4096
8k = 8192x8192
All @ 29999.999 Pixels/Inch
Save each one as their respective resolution name
After the installation your photoshop will now always have them set up and you will not have to do the installation again unless you reinstall photoshop