User Guide

382 Corel Painter User Guide
in each filename must be the same. When you import numbered files, you create a new
frame stack, and you are prompted to choose a number of onion skin layers and a
storage type. For more information, refer to “Creating a Movie” on page 362.
To export a movie as numbered files
1 Choose File menu > Save As.
2 In the Save Movie dialog box, enable the Save Movie as Numbered Files option,
and click OK.
3 In the Save (Mac OS) or Save Image As (Windows) dialog box, choose a location
and file format, enter a name for the first file, and click Save.
You must begin or end the filename with a number — for example, “01Movie” or
“A n i m a tio n14.”
To import numbered files
1 Choose File menu > Open.
2 Enable the Open Numbered Files check box in the Open (Mac OS) or Select Image
(Windows) dialog box.
3 Do one of the following:
• (Mac OS) Select the first numbered file. When “Choose Last Numbered File”
appears under the Open Numbered Files check box, select the last numbered
file, and click Open.
• (Windows) Select the first numbered file, and click Open. Then, select the last
numbered file, and click Open.
4 In the Enter Movie Name dialog box, choose a location to save the imported movie,
enter a filename, and click Save.
5 In the New Frame Stack dialog box, choose a number of onion skin layers and a
storage type, and click OK.
Corel Painter sequences the images into the frames of a new frame stack.