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ENCORE CS3 43 User Guide Add items or sets to the Library The Library panel contains predesigned templates for menus and other design elements, such as buttons, images, and shapes. If you have still images, logos, buttons, and menus that you use frequently, you can store them in the Library, where you can quickly access them from any project. To keep them organized, you can group them into sets. The Library imports layered Photoshop files, as well as BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, and TIFF images. The Library categorizes items you add based on their content. Menus and buttons require special layer-name prefixes. (See "About menus" on page 58.) Category Menu Button Image Replacement Layers Background Layer set Text Vector Shape File type PSD, EM PSD PSD, BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF PSD PSD PSD PSD PSD File must contain At least one button layer set-layer sets with names that begin with the (+) prefix-and at least one additional layer that serves as the background of the menu. Also, any PSD file containing the keyword "menu" in its metadata is categorized as a menu. A single layer set with the (+) prefix before its layer name. The layer set may contain subpicture layers and video thumbnail layers. (No background layer.) Image file, or a PSD file not imported as a menu or button. A single-layer PSD file with a (!) in the name; or a file with a single layer set, with a layer named (!), without the button flag. Background layer only. A single layer set without the buttonlayer-name prefix. (No background layer.) A single text layer. (No background layer.) A single vector-shape layer. (No background layer.) Add an item to the library Add items and sets to the Library in any of the following ways: • In the Menu Viewer or the Project panel, select the button, layer, or layer set you want to add, and then drag it to the list of items in the Library. • In the Project panel, select a still image or menu and then drag it to the list of items in the Library. • From Windows Explorer or the Mac OS Finder, drag the item to the Library. • In the Library, click the New Item button , navigate to the file you want to add, and click OK. Encore uses the letters "HD" in the filenames of predesigned high-definition assets, so they're easier to locate for Bluray projects.

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ENCORE CS3
User Guide
43
Add items or sets to the Library
The Library panel contains predesigned templates for menus and other design elements, such as buttons, images, and
shapes. If you have still images, logos, buttons, and menus that you use frequently, you can store them in the Library,
where you can quickly access them from any project. To keep them organized, you can group them into sets. The
Library imports layered Photoshop files, as well as BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, and TIFF images.
The Library categorizes items you add based on their content. Menus and buttons require special layer-name
prefixes. (See “About menus” on page 58.)
Add an item to the library
Add items and sets to the Library in any of the following ways:
In the Menu Viewer or the Project panel, select the button, layer, or layer set you want to add, and then drag it to
the list of items in the Library.
In the Project panel, select a still image or menu and then drag it to the list of items in the Library.
From Windows Explorer or the Mac OS Finder, drag the item to the Library.
In the Library, click the New Item button
, navigate to the file you want to add, and click OK.
Encore uses the letters “HD” in the filenames of predesigned high-definition assets, so they’re easier to locate for Blu-
ray projects.
Category
File type
File must contain
Menu
PSD, EM
At least one button layer set—layer
sets with names that begin with the
(+) prefix—and at least one addi-
tional layer that serves as the back-
ground of the menu.
Also, any PSD file containing the
keyword “menu” in its metadata is
categorized as a menu.
Button
PSD
A single layer set with the (+) prefix
before its layer name. The layer set
may contain subpicture layers and
video thumbnail layers. (No back-
ground layer.)
Image
PSD, BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF
Image file, or a PSD file not imported
as a menu or button.
Replacement Layers
PSD
A single-layer PSD file with a (!) in the
name
;
or a file with a single layer set,
with a layer named (!), without the
button flag.
Background
PSD
Background layer only.
Layer set
PSD
A single layer set without the button-
layer-name prefix. (No background
layer.)
Text
PSD
A single text layer. (No background
layer.)
Vector Shape
PSD
A single vector-shape layer. (No back-
ground layer.)