This is a tutorial on how to save multiple layers within the same file to individual Pngs
It's great way to save a file full of images. http://www.facebook.com/GoToHellDave
First open the file, I'm using a relatively small file, just 15 layers.
(http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc510/sgt_alex41/Tut2/Boun1_zps9d3a3fd4.jpg)
Then go to File\ Scripts \ Export Layers to files
(http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc510/sgt_alex41/Tut2/Boun2_zps86515f75.jpg)
Select the target save location, rename your file, no point putting a number on it we will change it in a second. Select your other details
Then Hit Run
(http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc510/sgt_alex41/Tut2/Boun3_zps32e5533a.jpg)
Wait a few minutes or go watch a youtube video whilst it processes the images then this message should appear
(http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc510/sgt_alex41/Tut2/Boun4_zpsb754ef14.jpg)
Now you have all your images in the folder but the name is long and it would be nice to have them numbered properly.
(http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc510/sgt_alex41/Tut2/Boun6_zps175bb322.jpg)
Highlight all the images, right click on the first image in the sequence, rename then type the file name and press enter.
It will automatically number all the images.
(http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc510/sgt_alex41/Tut2/Boun7_zps80e9eb2e.jpg)
(Side note)
It some times bugs out doing multiple folders within the same file it's best to delete the other folders process a single folder then cntl z to bring them back to process the next folder
Hope this helps speed up your work flow a little.
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