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When I look at the file all the UV is bitmap/image, so that way the is no concept of fill and stroke.

So I can not see a way do this check.

But maybe another forum user has a good idea.

Just tried on my Windows and it does also not convert it to RGB. But when I try to open the output in Photoshop I got an error with invalid profile. So it seems it attaches the Adobe RGB profile without converting the image. Here is output another cli tool of the output file: General Complete name :...

Ahh. Does not sound like that should be the problem with the small changes in versions.

Same version of ImageMagick?

Can you share a sample file?

Can you share the action list as a .eal file?
If you right-click on the action list you will find the export option.

If you have Switch it is possible.

Have an action list which check if length of cut path is less than 0.
The XML-report will then have the measured length.
This can be used as a variable in Switch to rename the file.

Sounds like the best solution.

Can you convert to RGB both as PSD and JPG.
Then collect color data from the JPG and apply to the PSD?

It seems that ImageMagick does not touch the XMP-data doing the conversion. But as soon as Photoshop opens the file it is updated. Is it possible to have Photoshop do a resave of only PSD-files in the flow. Or use ExifTool to set the correct metadata if you are confident they have been converted cor...

Glad to see MURNMO could help.

Are you able to supply a sample file?

Hi Bruce I have made a short video how I setup getting a variable from Switch into a Pitstop Action in Pitstop Server. Hope this can help My solution between Pitstop Pro on macOS and Switch with Pitstop Server on Windows has been to create a variable set database located on a shared network volume. ...

Variables as a topic comes up on the forum now and again.

If you see the last post here: viewtopic.php?p=19192&hilit=variables#p19192

I made a short video showing the process from Pitstop Pro to Switch for variables.

For a simple solution I would sort the files to in a Portrait and Landscape folder and then have a Pitstop configurator to run the action list corresponding to the orientation. Like this: Royal TSX-Flow-server03-2025-08-22 at 13.37.49@2x.jpg The trick is the connection from Collected files called Po...