Different output locations based on recipe

Simon M.

• 2011年02月21日 22:11

Hi All,

I'm new to C1 and need a little help with something I'm sure is possible (I'm probably just confusing my self). If I have multiple process recipes and would like to have them output to different folders, for example:

recipe 1: output to "processed images/jpeg/web_display"
recipe 2: output to "processed images/tiff/temp_for_stiching"

For some reason the "output to" section doesn't seem to be recipe specific; I would imaging that this is very easy and I'm just missing it - but some help would be much appreciated.

Cheers,
Simon

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  Permanently deleted user

  • 2011年02月21日 22:33

  Under Process Recipe select Advanced, you can set your output folders here.

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  Simon M.

  • 2011年02月21日 23:12

  Thanks for pointing me to the output folders under the advanced tab. I just can't seem to figure out how to go two levels deep in the folder tree. Continuing my previous example: I can set the output folder to "processed images", and then a specific folder to "jpeg" but can't seem to add the next folder "web_display" for a complete folder path of "processed images/jpeg/web_display".
  
  The drop down for the root folder only gives me the option of "Output Folder" and "Image Folder"; a video from C1 V5 had and option for "specific folder" here as well. Has the "specific folder" been removed or am I missing how to get this option.
  
  Thanks again for help thus far.

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  Paul Steunebrink

  • 2011年02月22日 04:24

  [quote="Simon M." wrote:
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  I just can't seem to figure out how to go two levels deep in the folder tree. Continuing my previous example: I can set the output folder to "processed images", and then a specific folder to "jpeg" but can't seem to add the next folder "web_display" for a complete folder path of "processed images/jpeg/web_display".

  
  You are correct, you can only go one level deep. You could for example name the sub folder 'jpeg_web_display" instead of "jpeg/web_display"

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