importing several images at one time
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importing several images at one time
I am animating using a lot of pngs from photoshop. Is there a way of importing several images in one go into anime studio pro 7? It is extremely timeconsuming having to manually import every single png that I get using the expprting layers-script from photoshop.
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In the scripts menu select image/import image sequence and go to the file of the images. They will need to be numbered like this or something close to this. Click on the top one in the sequence and hit OK, it should import all the images that are numbered in order. If you do not want them in a switch file you can just drag them out.


mats,
At one Japanese Anime Studio site there is a software offered for free called ASPConv 3. It works with Windows. If your Png files are layers of one Photoshop file you can open the file in ASPConv and it will create a ASP file with the PNG files in a switch, group or bone layer. here's a link.
http://suiseikobo.sakura.tv/Tool/ASPTool.html
udd
At one Japanese Anime Studio site there is a software offered for free called ASPConv 3. It works with Windows. If your Png files are layers of one Photoshop file you can open the file in ASPConv and it will create a ASP file with the PNG files in a switch, group or bone layer. here's a link.
http://suiseikobo.sakura.tv/Tool/ASPTool.html
udd
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As slowtiger said, just select all your png files in finder (or window's explorer) and drag them to the AS window. All your images will be imported.






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Tjanks for the answers everybody!
Yes indeed, all I had to do was drag the pngs over to the layer palette, hehe, Wish I posted this question earlier:O) THANX again, and indeed, what a great forum! Mats
animator based in Oslo, Norway