An important part of this feature is that the dimensions resulting from export and import (assuming no resizing has happened in the meantime) will appear the same size in Doodly as the original when placed on the canvas..
I posted a similar request but still posted it as i would like this expanded upon. Allow exporting / inporting of entire scenes and videos on top of props.
I second this idea strongly. If production of assets could be made a collaborative thing the usefulness of this excellent software could be increased tremendously. However, not only import/export, but actually being able to upload them on Doodly's servers so that they'd be available for immediate download within the program for other users.
Also, you could make an incentive system so that artists producing assets got payment according to the number of times an asset was used within such an ecosystem.
I would love to be able to add my own scenes and props. Would really expand the way I'd be able to use this for my business and for doing lectures.
Thank you!!
Could somebody please explain to me, how this is different from "adding" assets into doodly? Export is clear, this feature is not (yet) available in doodly; but import of characters seem to me very much like adding an asset. What am I missing?
This feature would be great! The community would flourish! If an exchange forum is created within Doodly, the current users would rapidly increase the number of figures. This would be very attractive for potential new users.
If export means the ability to select an image/scene/prop/character and copy (to clipboard) or save as a file that can be edited by the graphic tool of my choice I strongly agree.
I am hoping this way this is planned - it will allow for the import (of a previously loaded object) to REPLACE the existing. Currently when loading objects, if I load one, then determine it's inadequate have to edit externally then reimport... it duplicates that object with the same name (at least that was the case with voice objects). Perhaps when loading the object... the tool could do an assessment of the imported "name" then ask....replace or rename?