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OPUS Projektor Manual
User Interface
Then select a new image in the file browsing dialog.
Undo / Redo
All operations in the Image Pool can be undone and redone.
Tips & Tricks
If a double click is done on the Images (n) node, or a right-click with the selection Open
Images in Image Library..., the original_images folder from the project will be added to the
Image Library (which will be opened).
If a double click is done on an original image, or a right-click with the selection Select in
Image Library..., the image will be selected in the Image Library.
If a double click is done on a scaled image, or a right-click with the selection Search..., the
search is started for this scaled image, so each object that references this scaled image will
be listed.
Note that a right-click selection Search... is also possible for an original image. Here the
search is started for this original image, so each object that references one of the scaled
image of this original image will be listed.
FAQ
What is the difference between the Image Pool and the Image Library?
The Image Library can show the image content from folders on the computer. Images can
be dragged & dropped from the Image Library onto objects to use them quickly.
The Image Pool only shows images that are or were already used in the project. It does not
show images that are not or were not part of the project.
So an image from the Image Library, that is included in the project one way or another, will put
the image into the Image Pool.
If I open the original_images folder in the Image Library, isn't that basically the same
as the Image Pool?
No! The original_images folder can still contain images that are not part of the project. Those
will be displayed in the original_images tab in the Image Library, but not in the Image Pool.
What can I actually do with the Image Pool?
You can use it as an easy overview of the images in your project. It not only shows you all
images you are actually using, but also points to images you are not using.
And it shows you the exact usage of each image, i.e. where it is used in the project and at
which resolution(s).
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