In Advanced I have a separate option to export images without needing to go into the write node, hence the confusion. Yeah, I think the confusion was that at home I have Harmony Advanced, but at school we have Harmony Premium (to tell the truth I had totally forgotten there are 3 different versions of the program). Thank you so much for the answer, this was exactly what I was looking for!! Sorry for a bit later reply - I had already forgotten that I asked the question, but today I was having the same problem and I remembered to check if someone had answered.
This is the same as it was in ToonBoom Harmony 12 Premium(but I guess its possible you only just now upgraded to Premium). I know that learning the basics of the interface is the boring part because everyone wants skip that and get to the animation, but many of these basic types of questions are answered right in the beginning lessons. I can’t stress enough the usefulness of the tutorials found on here. You can change it to PNG (or PNG4 if you want to include an alpha channel) in the image export, but there are a load of other file types are available. In the Output tab you can see your “Drawing Folder” where you set up where your exported images go.īelow that you will see “Drawing Type.” Drawing Type lets you select whatever type of image sequence you want.
If you want to know how to select among the various image types and file destination and all that, just go to the node view and double-click on the tiny square on the Write node all the way at the bottom of your node chain. You just need to do File>Export>Render Write Nodes and your image sequence will be exported, but I believe the default image export type is TGA.
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