The ICE assets can be shared import and export feature enables efficient sharing of assets between different systems using the import and export system, which provides a mechanism for sharing both Layers and Sessions.

Layer Import | Export (2)

Session Import | Export (2) . This system allows for the transfer of layers and sessions, along with associated local assets like image files, video files, or thumbnails.

Layer

Layer Export

Initiating Export

To export a layer, right-click on the desired layer in the Layer List panel. Select 'Export' to launch the layer export window, which presents various export options.

• Export as Template (Optional): Enable this option to export the layer as a template. Once imported into another system, the layer will integrate into the Content Library as a Template. This avoids direct addition to the workspace.

• Export Assets (Optional): Activating this option ensures that all related local files, including images and videos, are included in the export. They will be copied to the chosen export folder.

Choosing Export Location

Click 'Export' to bring up a file browser. Here, you can select your preferred export destination and name your file. Confirm your choices by clicking 'Save'.

Completion and Sharing

Post-export, a folder named after your file will be created. It contains the .iceLayer file and any associated assets. This folder is now ready to be shared with other systems for further use.

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Layer Import

Initiating Import

Importing a layer into ICE can be accomplished through several methods.

• Via Main Menu:

  • Access the desktop main menu.

  • Navigate to Layer > Import Layer.

  • Browse to locate the desired .iceLayer file.

• Using Drag and Drop:

  • Simply drag the .iceLayer file from Windows Explorer.

  • Drop it into the ICE Layer List panel.

• Through Double Click:

  • Double-click an .iceLayer file in Windows Explorer.

  • This action directly imports it into ICE.

Asset Handling

When importing a layer that has associated assets (like images or videos), these assets are imported into ICE using their existing file paths. It's crucial to store your layer folder in a logical and accessible location before importing to ensure smooth asset integration.

Post-Import Process

After the import is complete, ICE displays a dialog summarising the changes made during the import. This includes details of the layer and any associated assets that have been imported, allowing you to verify that the import process has completed successfully.

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Session

Session Export

Batch Export

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Session Import

Batch Import

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