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Automation Engine Reference Guide - Esko Help Center

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8 <strong>Automation</strong> <strong>Engine</strong><br />

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If this option is checked, a 5 channel TIFF referred to by link, results in a four channel internal<br />

CT and the 5th channel is used as opacity channel. The areas of the Photoshop alpha channel<br />

that were 100% masked, result in 100% image in ArtPro. The areas that were 0% masked,<br />

become completely transparent. Any value in between (example: soft edges on the mask)<br />

result in a partial transparency (see pictures). If the option Invert is on, the opacity channel is<br />

inverted, using the Invert button in the Mapped Picture paint style. This way, the alpha channel<br />

can be made up in two ways, positive or negative. With Into Opacity it is also possible to<br />

work with extensions (see above): Example: B/W is off, gray is on, extension = .gr This means<br />

all B/W is not affected and all grayscales with an extension .gr is put into opacity. All other<br />

grayscales are not affected.<br />

OPI<br />

This is used for rerouting linked images. The rerouting could happen based on the name of the image<br />

or based on the path of the images. There are mainly two reasons why rerouting may need to take<br />

place:<br />

• Low resolution images need to be replaced by (rerouted to) high resolution images.<br />

• Missing images need to be rerouted to their correct (current) location.<br />

Note: Re-routing can only be done when OPI links are available for the images and the Use Link<br />

and Place All or Use Link and Import EPS options are set.<br />

1. Perform OPI swap<br />

This option enables the rerouting as defined in this menu. If the option has not been set, all settings<br />

are ignored and no rerouting takes place when OPI links are used by the system.<br />

2. Sample Extension / Hires Extension<br />

The Sample Extension and Hires Extension fields are used to swap the extension of the image<br />

that is linked. This is typically used for OPI servers which are set to add an extension to or replace<br />

an existing extension with another when low resolution images are generated from high resolution<br />

images.<br />

Every extension that is entered in the Sample Extension field is cut off from the linked file before<br />

it is actually searched, while every extension that is entered in the Hires Extension field is added<br />

to the linked file before it is actually searched.<br />

If the Sample Extension field contains “.lay” and the Hires Extension field is empty and the image<br />

that is linked is “image.lay”, then the system actually searches for “image”, the “.lay” extension<br />

is cut off.<br />

If the Sample Extension field contains “.lr” and the Hires Extension field contains “.hr”, and<br />

the image that is linked is “image.lr”, then the system actually searches for “image.hr”, the “.lr”<br />

extension is cut off and the “.hr” extension is added.<br />

It is equally possible to enter multiple extensions in the fields, separated by spaces. If the<br />

extensions of the file referred to in the link matches an extension entered in the Sample Extension<br />

field, the extension is cut off and when present, it is replaced by the extension in the Hires<br />

Extension field at the same position. Extensions that only need to be cut off and not replaced<br />

should be at the end of the list.<br />

Example:<br />

• Sample Ext. field: “.lr .low .lay”<br />

• Hires Ext. field: “.hr .high”<br />

The result of this operation is:

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!