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Display AF Export Channels panel |
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1.Select the Utilities command panel. (Figure 1.1)
2.Click the More button.
3.Select AF Export Channels
from the list.
4.Click the Ok button.
The AF Export Channels parameters panel appears.
(Figure 1.2)
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Set Up Rendering parameters |
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1.Click the Render Scene button.
2.Set up rendering parameters in the Render Scene dialog.
3.Close Render Scene dialog. (Don’t click the Render button)
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Run Rendering from AF Export Channels |
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1.Activate the viewport to render.
2.Click the Render button from AF Export Channels
parameters panel. (Figure 1.2)
By default, the rendering appears in AF Export Channels
Virtual Frame Buffer window. (Figure 1.3)
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Figure 1.2 |
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Figure 1.3 |
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Click Export button from AF Export Channels Virtual Frame Buffer.
The AF Export Channels export dialog window appears. (Figure 1.4)
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Set Up AF Export Channels parameters |
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Select channels Exporting to PSD
into separate layers.
For detailed info See Parameters Reference chapter in PDF manual.
By default Exporting mode
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Export Channels by Materials.
All materials are selected,
Export Background is Enabled,
Build Flatten base layer is Enabled.
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Export to Adobe Photoshop (*.PSD) |
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1.Click the Export button.
2.Enter a file name, and click Save.
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Note: When you click the Export button or the Apply/Preview button,
AF Export Channels Virtual Frame Buffer turns to Preview mode, (by default Selected Layers are Color and not selected are Gray)
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Open Exported file in Adobe Photoshop |
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