Export Entire Project as PSD with layers

[Sewie]

I would like to add a feature request for PSD-with-layers export for the entire Project. I know it's possible for individual Clips but I'd like to have an option for the entire Project as well. It would be a big timesaver!

[ulrik]

I second that, and also import psd sequence with layers
+1

[Sewie]

I'd just like to kick this request up again.

[Mads Juul]

+1.

[Elodie]

Sorry Sometimes we forget to answer feature request posts. It is noted

[Sewie]

Thanks!

[Sewie]

But didn't make it in update 10.0.7. Will it in some future version or is it a 'no- priority'?

[Elodie]

We didn't have the time to work on this yet. You know, first we correct important bugs and add "simple" features, and then, we look at complicated things :p And when there is a lot of little improvements, we release a new version.

But don't worry, it is still in the To do list

[Peter Wassink]

just checking here to see if i might have missed the implementation of a
load PSD sequence.

i need to load a sequence of psd's, each with two layers.
i'd like to see tvpaint create a 2 layer project from this batch

i know this option could potentially cause problems when the imported psd files are not organised similar

But in this case its a very consistent batch so why could not tvpaint handle psd sequences under the condition that the imported batch is uniform in its layer structure and dimensions?

[papparaffie]

In reply to the last post from Peter Wassink.

There are several way's to solve your problem.

option one:
Create an automated batch in Photoshop, disabeling the top layer and save as any format but .psd, so you can import them as as sequence in TVP.
Do the same for the bottom layer.

Option two:
Use a george script.
I added an example which should do the trick.
What it basically does is copy/paste the layers from the files to one project.

load_layered_PSD_sequence.grg

George script to load a dual layered PSD Sequence

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[Peter Wassink]

Hey Rav! Dank je.

I ended up doing it as in your first suggestion but i'll keep this script for the next occasion.

thanks!