(* drop generate SIRDS AppleScript droplet for Sirds
Copyright (c) 2006-2009 Katsura Shareware. All rights reserved.
generates stereogram image files from image files/folders dropped on to this AppleScript droplet.
*)
property useCrossEyedView : false
on processFile(aFile)
tell application "Sirds"
-- set all the preferences first
set pattern mode to random
set random dot color to full color
set random dot shape to random shapes
set resolution to 85
if useCrossEyedView is true then
set view mode to cross eyed -- Sirds version 1.1 or later
set observer distance to 28
set maximum depth to 14
else
set view mode to wall eyed -- Sirds version 1.1 or later
set observer distance to 14
set maximum depth to 14
end if
set eye separation to 2.5
set oversampling to off
set show guide to false
set invert depth to false
set anExtension to name extension of (info for aFile)
set aFilePOSIXPath to (POSIX path of aFile)
set theOffset to offset of ("." & anExtension) in aFilePOSIXPath
set anExportFilePath to characters 1 through (theOffset - 1) of aFilePOSIXPath
set anExportFilePath to (anExportFilePath as string) & "_stereo.png"
open aFilePOSIXPath
tell document 1
export stereogram to (POSIX file anExportFilePath) as "png"
end tell
close window 1
end tell
end processFile
on processFolder(aFolder)
set itemList to list folder aFolder without invisibles
repeat with anItem in itemList
set aFilePath to ((aFolder as text) & ":" & anItem)
set aFile to alias aFilePath
set itemInfo to info for aFile
if folder of itemInfo is true then
processFolder(aFile)
else
processFile(aFile)
end if
end repeat
end processFolder
-- dropped file or folder gets passed to this "on open" action
on open aList
repeat with anItem in aList
set itemInfo to info for anItem
if folder of itemInfo is true then
-- process a folder
processFolder(anItem)
else
-- process a file
processFile(anItem)
end if
end repeat
end open
random color image frames cannot be encoded in high quality due to the bandwidth limitation. and it doesn't look so nice visually either. i recommend using black and white patterns for stereogram animation.