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@@ -5,9 +5,9 @@ This python script exports Krita layers in the format of `fileName_layerIndex_la
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1. Go to Tools -> Scripts -> Scripter and:
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1. Go to Tools -> Scripts -> Scripter and:
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1. paste the Python script into the text editor section **OR**
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1. paste the Python script into the text editor section **OR**
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2. go to File -> Open, navigate through the pop up file explorer and click on the python script.
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2. go to File -> Open, navigate through the pop up file explorer and click on the python script.
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2. Run the Python script by hitting the play button or typing `Ctrl + R`.
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2. Run the Python script by hitting the play button or typing `Ctrl + R`. The name of every layer exported will be printed to the console.
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Your exported files should be in a folder near to your Krita project file.
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Your exported files should be in a folder near to your Krita project file.
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> [!WARNING]
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> [!WARNING]
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> - You should export from a saved Krita project. An unsaved project will export the files into your home directory (within a folder named `exported_layers` or whatever you set the `export_directory` to in the script.).
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> - You should export from a saved Krita project. An unsaved project will export the files into your home directory (within a folder named `exported_layers` or whatever you set the `export_directory` to in the script.).
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> - This has only been tested to work on Linux.
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> - This has only been tested to work on Linux.
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