The batch export plugin currently allows users to export images with masks, but it would be beneficial to have additional options for customizing the appearance of the masks in the exported images.
Proposed features:
- Mask painter palette/settings application:
Allow users to apply the saved Mask Painter palette/settings to the exported masks. The UI could include a dropdown to select from saved palettes, and the export process would apply the selected palette's colors, fill/outline modes, opacity levels, and border settings to the masks in the exported images. This would ensure that the exported masks visually match the user's configured preferences in the viewer.
- No image (masks only) mode application:
Add a new checkbox in the batch export UI to enable the No image (masks only) mode for exports. When this option is selected, the export process would skip rendering the underlying image data and only render the masks on a black background, using the implementation of the No image (masks only) mode from the viewer.
- Save batch export configurations:
Allow users to save their batch export settings as templates for future use. All UI state related to the export should be captured in the saved template. This can be included in a new accordion section in the batch export UI for managing export templates, where users can save the current settings as a new template, view a list of saved templates, and load a template to apply its settings to the current export configuration. This would streamline the export process for users who frequently use the same settings.
The batch export plugin currently allows users to export images with masks, but it would be beneficial to have additional options for customizing the appearance of the masks in the exported images.
Proposed features:
Allow users to apply the saved Mask Painter palette/settings to the exported masks. The UI could include a dropdown to select from saved palettes, and the export process would apply the selected palette's colors, fill/outline modes, opacity levels, and border settings to the masks in the exported images. This would ensure that the exported masks visually match the user's configured preferences in the viewer.
Add a new checkbox in the batch export UI to enable the
No image (masks only)mode for exports. When this option is selected, the export process would skip rendering the underlying image data and only render the masks on a black background, using the implementation of theNo image (masks only)mode from the viewer.Allow users to save their batch export settings as templates for future use. All UI state related to the export should be captured in the saved template. This can be included in a new accordion section in the batch export UI for managing export templates, where users can save the current settings as a new template, view a list of saved templates, and load a template to apply its settings to the current export configuration. This would streamline the export process for users who frequently use the same settings.