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James at 18:41, 5 December 2020

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	See reference details in the [[Export]] window ~~docmentation~~.		See the reference details in the [[Export]] window documentation.

James at 00:08, 13 November 2020

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	<span style="color:#ff0000">'''This page is early work in progress draft. Information may be incorrect or incomplete.'''</span>		<span style="color:#ff0000">'''This page is early work in progress draft. Information may be incorrect or incomplete.'''</span>


	~~A key feature of PanelForge is to exporting~~ the ~~data contained in your PanelForge Project and Panels to other file formats~~.		See reference details in the [[Export]] window docmentation.


	~~Exporting from PanelForge is performed via the ‘Export Dialog Window’. This Dialog Window is accessed by selecting the ‘Export…’ item from the Main ‘File’ menu.~~

	~~Using the ‘Export Dialog Window’ various export file types can be exported to simultaneously.~~


	~~==Image Sequence==~~

	~~:[[File: exportImageSequenceTab.png\|thumb\|593px\|none]]~~

	Exporting an image sequence will make a folder with all panels created in Panelforge as separate images. This allows the images to be played in sequence outside of the program and to be used by an editor to create an animatic.

	~~As shown above, there's a lot of options available when exporting to best cater to what information you need to share.~~


	~~Prefix filenames with a sequence position~~


	Hopefully your storyboard will be named correctly, however, there may be times where you're exporting out something rough or a board that is correct in how its sequenced in the PF timeline but not in the naming conventions appear. this is where the prefix comes in. If you tick this, it'll create a number in front of your panel names from 01- whatever you need.


	Generally speaking exporting Composited Image is the way to go as it'll contain the full efforts of your storyboard, however, it's possible to export just the stage layer without any drawing work over, or the canvas only, without the stage layer.


	~~[[Guides]] are helpful that can be exported out with the panel.~~


	~~[[Overlays]] are information that may be needed by the editor/director to make sense of the panels. For what information they need, please contact whomever your working with.~~


	~~File Type allows you to export out either as a '''.png''' or a '''.jpg''' Generally speaking exporting out as a .jpg is the best format, unless you asked to export out otherwise.~~

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	~~==Video File==~~

	~~:[[File: exportVideoFileTab~~.~~png\|thumb\|598px\|none]]~~		Exporting an image sequence will make a folder with all panels created in Panelforge as separate images. This allows the images to be played in sequence outside of the program and to be used by an editor to create an animatic.

			As shown above, there's a lot of options available when exporting to best cater to what information you need to share.

	~~==Project XML==~~		Prefix filenames with a sequence position

	~~:[[File: exportProjectXMLTab~~.~~png\|thumb\|601px\|none]]~~		Hopefully your storyboard will be named correctly, however, there may be times where you're exporting out something rough or a board that is correct in how its sequenced in the PF timeline but not in the naming conventions appear. this is where the prefix comes in. If you tick this, it'll create a number in front of your panel names from 01- whatever you need.


	~~==Final Cut Pro XML==~~		[[Guides]] are helpful that can be exported out with the panel.
			[[Overlays]] are information that may be needed by the editor/director to make sense of the panels. For what information they need, please contact whomever your working with.
	:[[~~File: exportFinalCutXMLTab.png\|thumb\|600px\|none~~]]


	~~==PDF==~~

	:[[~~File: exportPDFFileTab.png\|thumb\|596px\|none~~]]


	~~==Project==~~

	~~:[[File: exportProjectTab~~.~~png\|thumb\|595px\|none]]~~

James at 20:57, 9 December 2018

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		<span style="color:#ff0000">'''This page is early work in progress draft. Information may be incorrect or incomplete.'''</span>

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	Hopefully your storyboard will be named correctly however there may be times where ~~your~~ exporting out something rough or a board that is correct in how its sequenced in the PF timeline but not in the naming conventions appear. this is where the prefix comes in. If you tick this, it'll create a number in front of your panel names from 01- whatever you need.		Hopefully your storyboard will be named correctly, however, there may be times where you're exporting out something rough or a board that is correct in how its sequenced in the PF timeline but not in the naming conventions appear. this is where the prefix comes in. If you tick this, it'll create a number in front of your panel names from 01- whatever you need.


	~~Export Panel Images~~


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	~~''MAKE INTO LINK'''~~ Guides are helpful that can be exported out with the panel.		[[Guides]] are helpful that can be exported out with the panel.


	~~MAKE INTO LINK~~ Overlays are information that may be needed by the editor / director to make sense of the panels. For what information they need, please contact whomever your working with.		[[Overlays]] are information that may be needed by the editor/director to make sense of the panels. For what information they need, please contact whomever your working with.


	File Type allows you to export out either as a '''.png''' or a '''.jpg''' Generally speaking exporting out as a .jpg is the best format, unless ~~your~~ asked to export out otherwise.		File Type allows you to export out either as a '''.png''' or a '''.jpg''' Generally speaking exporting out as a .jpg is the best format, unless you asked to export out otherwise.

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Cat: /* Image Sequence */

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	File Type allows you to export out either as a '''.png''' or a '''.jpg''' Generally speaking exporting out as a .jpg is the best format, unless your asked to export out otherwise.		File Type allows you to export out either as a '''.png''' or a '''.jpg''' Generally speaking exporting out as a .jpg is the best format, unless your asked to export out otherwise.

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	==Video File==		==Video File==

Cat: /* Image Sequence */

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	:[[File: exportImageSequenceTab.png\|thumb\|593px\|none]]		:[[File: exportImageSequenceTab.png\|thumb\|593px\|none]]

			Exporting an image sequence will make a folder with all panels created in Panelforge as separate images. This allows the images to be played in sequence outside of the program and to be used by an editor to create an animatic.

			As shown above, there's a lot of options available when exporting to best cater to what information you need to share.


			Prefix filenames with a sequence position


			Hopefully your storyboard will be named correctly however there may be times where your exporting out something rough or a board that is correct in how its sequenced in the PF timeline but not in the naming conventions appear. this is where the prefix comes in. If you tick this, it'll create a number in front of your panel names from 01- whatever you need.


			Export Panel Images


			Generally speaking exporting Composited Image is the way to go as it'll contain the full efforts of your storyboard, however, it's possible to export just the stage layer without any drawing work over, or the canvas only, without the stage layer.


			''MAKE INTO LINK''' Guides are helpful that can be exported out with the panel.


			MAKE INTO LINK Overlays are information that may be needed by the editor / director to make sense of the panels. For what information they need, please contact whomever your working with.


			File Type allows you to export out either as a '''.png''' or a '''.jpg''' Generally speaking exporting out as a .jpg is the best format, unless your asked to export out otherwise.

	==Video File==		==Video File==

James at 18:40, 14 June 2017

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			A key feature of PanelForge is to exporting the data contained in your PanelForge Project and Panels to other file formats.


			Exporting from PanelForge is performed via the ‘Export Dialog Window’. This Dialog Window is accessed by selecting the ‘Export…’ item from the Main ‘File’ menu.

			Using the ‘Export Dialog Window’ various export file types can be exported to simultaneously.


			==Image Sequence==

			:[[File: exportImageSequenceTab.png\|thumb\|593px\|none]]


			==Video File==

			:[[File: exportVideoFileTab.png\|thumb\|598px\|none]]


			==Project XML==

			:[[File: exportProjectXMLTab.png\|thumb\|601px\|none]]


			==Final Cut Pro XML==

			:[[File: exportFinalCutXMLTab.png\|thumb\|600px\|none]]


			==PDF==

			:[[File: exportPDFFileTab.png\|thumb\|596px\|none]]


			==Project==

			:[[File: exportProjectTab.png\|thumb\|595px\|none]]

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