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描画ペルソナの各ツールについて – Affinity Tips – 01. Switch to the Export persona
The Export Persona uses a combination of panels and tools to create slices. Slices are export areas which you choose to output from your document. The Layers panel, Export Options panel and Slices panel are used in combination in Export Persona. The Slice Tool is a unique tool in Export Persona which is used to create custom slices.
The Layers panel is different from the Layers panel in Designer Persona. It is used exclusively as a precursor for selecting artboards, layers, groups, or objects from which slices can be created, and added to the Slices panel. When you export a Layers panel item as a slice, the slice will automatically size to what is considered to be the extent of the selected item.
A circle symbol at the top right of the slice indicates that it is auto-sized. If you choose to resize the slice, the symbol changes to a square, indicating that the slice has been modified. A resized slice created from a Layers panel item can be reset to ‘auto-sized’ at any point. The Export Options panel lets you set up your default export settings, or settings for the currently selected item prior to slice creation.
The Slices panel stores all your slices from the Layers panel or Slice Tool ready for export directly from the panel. Each created slice has an initial export format e. You can use the filenames in the Slices panel to specify or create a folder hierarchy in which to place your exported files.
This is achieved through the use of the forward slash, or oblique, character. If any part of the folder structure does not exist, the folder hierarchy will be created when the appropriate slices are exported using Export Slices n.
When exporting slices via the Export Persona, the slice export size 1x, 2x, 3x, etc. is linked with your document’s DPI. The table below shows how DPI and export size affect export dimensions, using a 64×64 px document as an example.
The Slice Tool gives you full freedom to create export areas of all sizes, over any part of your document.
Affinity designer export persona 自由.Exporting files using the Export Persona
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Affinity Designerの基本操作２｜外せない主要ツールの使い方のわかりやすいまとめ（Affinity Photoも同じ）
Affinity Designer is a popular vector editing tool. As well as Mac and Windows versions, Serif recently released Affinity Designer for iPad opens in new tab. Affinity Designer is split up into three different personas: Draw, Pixel and Export. In this article we’ll be focusing on the Export persona, which is used for exporting your vector art opens in new tab projects. With it, you can create slices of your design and export artboards to multiple sizes and file types from one export.
The Export persona really streamlines your workflow and makes boring, repetitive tasks much quicker. Watch the video below for an overview of what you need to know, or read on for four essential tips to get you started. By default, you are in the Draw persona. To switch to the Pixel persona, select the icon on the right in the top left of the window hovering over the icon should confirm the name.
As you switch to the Export persona, you will see the toolbar options will change to export tools. Then click and drag the area you wish to select. This will be added to your Slices panel, ready to be exported. Note how artboards are sliced by default for quick exporting. Once you have your slices selected, check the Slices panel and select your preferred slice.
In the drop-down menu you can select the file type and size you want to output your slice at. Click the plus button to add additional file types or sizes. With your file types and sizes selected, you are ready to export. Click the export button next to the checkbox on your selected slice.
This will bring up a window where you can choose where you want to export your file s. I usually make a dedicated folder for my exports as they can quickly mess up your clean desktop who are we kidding?
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