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Questions about the process of saving a file in a different format, often so that it can be used in another program. Example: exporting a drawing in Illustrator as PNG.
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Hidden/Invisible Layers Becoming Visible in "Export for Screens"
In the "Export for Screens" preview window (B.), these layers are invisible - as they should be - until I click "export" and they pop up in the folder showing those invisible layers (C.). … I have many artboards in this file and I wish to batch export them - "Export for Screens" is a great way to do this, but not when this happens!
Thank you for your time!
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Hidden/Invisible Layers Becoming Visible in "Export for Screens"
So far the best solution I found is to just use a 3rd party script (MultiExporter) to export "artboard images"
Link to script: https://gist.github.com/TomByrne/ …
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