html5 publish settings - cannot export .jpg images, only .png

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July 11, 2024
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Hello guys! I am studying animate and today I came across this issue.

I can import an illustrator file (very simple, 2 layers: the first consisting of a square shape and the second with a .jpg image) but when I publish the html5 banner and choose image assets as export I only get .png image and not .jpg.

This only happens if I import an artwork from an .ai file.

If I manually import in the stage/library a .jpg image and then I puhlish the banner with "image assets" I get .jpg image in the folder.

Is there a way I can choose to publish .jpg images (as image assets, not texture/spritesheet) since the original image is a .jpg? what am I missing? is there an option to force this kind of behaviour?

thank you very much Mario

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kglad

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are you importing that ai asset as a bitmap

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zorzi_clxAuthor

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well no, I do not import it as a bitmap because I need to have different layers and the text has to be editable.

I've just triet to import the entire .ai as single bitmap image and, even in this case, when i publish it as Image Assets I get a single .png file.

I add to this thread 2 screenshots, illustrator and the import to stage box in animate.

I really do not get why this is happening. I do not think that relinking every image of the .ai file is a practical solution

I switched from .psd to .ai file because every time I've tried to import a .psd and keep editable text option animate crashes.

kglad

Community Expert

I mean, I do not have much experience with animate so maybe in production (of html5 banner) there is a specific reason to have png instead of jpg

actually your issue would be better posed as a suggestion to adobe using the links i already posted.

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