Individual State Exports #820
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Apologies if this has been suggested in the past; I did some looking in the discussions and couldn't find anything exactly like I'm imagining. Basically, I think it'd be helpful to have the ability to export individual states as standalone images. As it is, the best I can do is zooming in close, exporting that, then editing out surrounding states in Photoshop. It's also entirely possible that we can do this already, and I just haven't figured out how. This generator is one of the most incredible things I've ever seen, and it just continues to get better. |
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You can do that. Go to Tools/States editor. Select your favorite State and click on the small pin icon at the end of the line. Now everything except the state is fogged. You can select multiple states if you wish. Now you can press Export to export your image. If you don't like the fog color: you can change it to under Styles / Select Element / Fogging. If you don't like the clouds just select White color. Unfortunately there is no way to set other background without clouds, but because the generated image is an SVG file, you can even get that with minimal scripting: Open Console (press F12) and copy paste the following code (then press enter): |
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You can do that. Go to Tools/States editor. Select your favorite State and click on the small pin icon at the end of the line. Now everything except the state is fogged. You can select multiple states if you wish. Now you can press Export to export your image.
If you don't like the fog color: you can change it to under Styles / Select Element / Fogging. If you don't like the clouds just select White color. Unfortunately there is no way to set other background without clouds, but because the generated image is an SVG file, you can even get that with minimal scripting:
Open Console (press F12) and copy paste the following code (then press enter):
$('#fogging>rect')[1].removeAttribute('filt…