Difference between revisions of "Saving Images in Flowcode"
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− | To save an image of the currently active flowchart select | + | ===Saving a Flowchart Image=== |
+ | To save an image of the currently active flowchart select 'File' > 'Export' 'Save current macro as an image (current selected macro) | ||
+ | This function saves an image of the program to any file in the format chosen from the list: | ||
+ | *Bitmap (*.bmp) | ||
+ | *JPEG (*.jpg;*.jpeg) | ||
+ | *GIF (*.gif) | ||
+ | *PNG (*.png) | ||
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+ | Note that the current zoom rate is used to determine the resolution of the image saved. If you need high-quality images for printing then increase the zoom rate. | ||
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+ | ===Saving a Panel Image=== | ||
+ | From the 'File' > 'Export' menu you also have the option to save the current image on either the '2D Panel' or the '3D System Panel' (File > Export > Save Image > Save 2D Panel as an image... / Save 3D System Panel a san image). | ||
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+ | These images can be saved to any file format chosen from the list: | ||
+ | *Model (*.mesh) | ||
+ | *Bitmap (*.bmp) | ||
+ | *JPEG (*.jpg;*.jpeg) | ||
+ | *GIF (*.gif) | ||
+ | *PNG (*.png) |
Latest revision as of 15:05, 14 September 2023
Saving a Flowchart Image
To save an image of the currently active flowchart select 'File' > 'Export' 'Save current macro as an image (current selected macro)
This function saves an image of the program to any file in the format chosen from the list:
- Bitmap (*.bmp)
- JPEG (*.jpg;*.jpeg)
- GIF (*.gif)
- PNG (*.png)
Note that the current zoom rate is used to determine the resolution of the image saved. If you need high-quality images for printing then increase the zoom rate.
Saving a Panel Image
From the 'File' > 'Export' menu you also have the option to save the current image on either the '2D Panel' or the '3D System Panel' (File > Export > Save Image > Save 2D Panel as an image... / Save 3D System Panel a san image).
These images can be saved to any file format chosen from the list:
- Model (*.mesh)
- Bitmap (*.bmp)
- JPEG (*.jpg;*.jpeg)
- GIF (*.gif)
- PNG (*.png)