Hornil General Discussion > Slicing pictures

webmaster @ 11-11-01 22:43

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Export feature is not supported but you can slice pictures as follows.

1. Select the scene in Hierarchy window.( The top object in Hierarchy )
2. Ctrl + C
3. Ctrl + Shift + V

Craray @ 11-11-02 05:22

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Thank you for your quick reply!

I think I haven't explained myself well (Or I'm not understanding your answer:))

I want to cut a drawing into pieces nomatter what's in which layer,
and save these pieces into different files to use them in html.

I have drawn a simple example (my sites don't actually look like this:p)
http://www.creavita.be/Stylepix/Site.png
I want to cut the upper site like this.
Each red square has to become a different jpg file.
These zones should be remembered in case I decide to make an adaptation at some point (maybe change the banner or buttons) in order to avoid distortions
http://www.creavita.be/Stylepix/Sitecuts.png

At the moment I use the rulers which can do this job just fine,
but it's time consuming.

I used to use a program (not making publicity:)) which had an option that lets you make zones in the drawing.
Once finished it saved separate files whenever I exported this drawing.

I'm not complaining that Stylepix doesn't have this option (even if it would be nice for webdesigners:)) but I was wondering if there was an easier workaround.

Thank you for your quick reply!

I think I haven't explained myself well (Or I'm not understanding your answer:))

I want to cut a drawing into pieces nomatter what's in which layer,
and save these pieces into different files to use them in html.

I have drawn a simple example (my sites don't actually look like this:p)
http://www.creavita.be/Stylepix/Site.png
I want to cut the upper site like this.
Each red square has to become a different jpg file.
These zones should be remembered in case I decide to make an adaptation at some point (maybe change the banner or buttons) in order to avoid distortions
http://www.creavita.be/Stylepix/Sitecuts.png

At the moment I use the rulers which can do this job just fine,
but it's time consuming.

I used to use a program (not making publicity:)) which had an option that lets you make zones in the drawing.
Once finished it saved separate files whenever I exported this drawing.

I'm not complaining that Stylepix doesn't have this option (even if it would be nice for webdesigners:)) but I was wondering if there was an easier workaround.

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Slicing pictures

Nov 1, 2011, Posted by Craray @ 10:05 PM

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