Hi there, and in this situation, I'm going to show you how to export as images, your iReports and
some assets, we call them, I said some artworks that you want to put some weight on the website,
I don't know, maybe on the iPhone or Android, something like this.
Let's start with the airports, first of all, let's go to Albert, come to property, we have Albert.
If you added Albert, you not have Albert 01 and Albert 02.
Don't look in the name of the Albert.
Look at the numbers.
So this 01 and 02, OK, and this is what will be exported.
To export another boat is very easy.
You come to five and you go to export and you say export us, that's the best solution for now.
And of course you select your folder.
So I'm going to go to desktop and you have illustrated here, I'm going to put it over here.
And of course, you need to choose your format.
Benji will be in nice format, but in our case, Geopark will do better because we don't have any transparency's
Benji would be quite good for Transparency's.
Now you need to check use arbors if you want to just take one hour, but not all of them, if you don't
use our boat, is going to export all the Albert next to each other as one Gebek.
You might want that.
I don't know.
So use Archbold and the range here usually comes one, two or whatever.
Albert, you have in our case want only this Albert and click export.
Now the Gebek option over here.
First of all, the color mode is al-Shaabi and the quality come over here.
You have quality low which is one.
You're going to have a smaller file but it's not going to be good.
You have the medium that is a three and you have the high.
At six, which is pretty good, and you have the maximum, she give you a large fire and the quality,
of course, is quite good.
Let's go for her now.
The next thing you need to look at is the resolution.
You have the resolution 72 by all this pixels per inch or 150 or 300, I usually like to go for the
300.
You might decide you want smaller fires and you go for 150.
I will keep the three.
And that is my standard.
You can choose whatever you like and you click, OK.
And here you are, let's go and see our work, so we come to that stop export for Web.
This is what we did now and we double click and we have a very nice file, pretty big.
That's because it's standard API.
And the size is 528.
Now, if you decide that the fight is large, too large for the Web, you can go for 150 PBI and medium,
it would be fine or smaller fights or whatever.
It's your choice.
So that it is actually pretty easy.
Let's go over here now, and you have several artworks that we want to export as assets, meaning we
want to put them on certain websites, Aiwass, Android, whatever you want to use them on the Web and
also want the background to be transparent.
We want to see anybody.
Now, the way to do that is to come to a window.
And this is how I will do it, actually.
Asset export.
Very handy asset export here, you select your item, click on it and just drop it inside.
So now it is the butterfly here actually where the name came from.
Take the other one and put it here.
And this one just put it over here.
Now I'm going to select these guys and just drop it here, but not this one.
But I went into trouble.
That is going to make two images of each because we have two objects over here.
The trick is, first of all, we delete them, so you select one, two and you go to the spin and delete
them.
So the trick is to group them as simple as this.
So now they are one single group.
Click and drag a put that if they are not group, they will go up.
I'm not here as a 23 yet.
Butterfly monster UNsponsored.
How did it happen?
Well, if you got your letters, I had already named the layers, the groups in fact.
So you have the group sponsor.
I selected them all grouped and named sponsor and so on for all of them.
Except there's a group here I'm going to rename this group.
This is not going to change anything here, but I can double click here and also rename it in case you
made the mistake.
Now you come to choices.
This will be the default EPNG file.
They can turn it down and you have Panji and JPEG and as Viji.
Well, in our case, Gebek will not work because we will have a white Baggara.
You can choose as Viji or Piangil, lots of people working as which is more scalable and is editable,
by the way.
This is your first one, your preference is Porgie, but you can add which says yet another skill,
but we don't want any scaling of the PMG, you know, make it four times bigger.
We want to have another format, which is, as we saw, the skiting disappeared and now you have the
SPG.
Now, notice you need to select everything here, so I select the first one to select the last one and
go to export.
I don't like going to export here if I haven't done this for a long time.
I prefer to set certain preferences.
And I would click on Lausch the export fullscreen dialogue.
Actually, this is the export for screen.
There are two settings here that are important that you look at at least the first time open location
after export.
I like this one and of course you want to set where it is going to be exported.
I'm going to click here and exactly what I wanted.
So I created a folder here, export web.
That's what I wanted.
And I wanted to open, but I don't want to create some folders.
I could create upholders by scale.
So one scale to scale three or by format, it would be one folder for PNG, another one for S.P.C.A..
I don't like this at all, so I don't want to create any supporters.
So once you have done the settings, you can start exporting directly from the asset export partner.
I would click on export assets.
Notices coming out very nicely.
Now, for each artwork, I have one in Panji and one in effigy and of course, the rest.
So you double click, you have a perfect image here.
Showing was white.
That's the viewer.
Don't worry about it.
It doesn't have any white.
Now, if you double click on the SPG, it will open in illustrator can come over here, quite small
image.
And notice that this is the color of the Albert the white one, and you have.
Exactly what you need from everything that you have put over here is just here.
Now, this is quite good because it's going to be very scalable on your website.
I recommend a lot using Swigs that are pretty scalable.
And Pangea's when you really want a PMG and don't play with my image.
This is exporting our boards and exporting assets with the asset export and of course, export for screen's
assets.