I have a small problem with this feature under MacOS. When I export a map with my settings, a directory with the name of the preset gets created, but the files (in my case multiple JPGs for different time of day) do not get places in this directory but the filename begins with the directory name.
To illustrate, assume my map is named Sample Map and my preset is named full_day. Using the batch export I would expect the following file structure.
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An Anonymous User
Jan 10
I have a small problem with this feature under MacOS. When I export a map with my settings, a directory with the name of the preset gets created, but the files (in my case multiple JPGs for different time of day) do not get places in this directory but the filename begins with the directory name.
To illustrate, assume my map is named
Sample Mapand my preset is namedfull_day. Using the batch export I would expect the following file structure.Sample Map_timestamp └── full_day ├── Sample Map_.jpg ├── Sample Map_Evening.jpg ├── Sample Map_Morning.jpg ├── Sample Map_Night.jpg └── Sample Map_Noon.jpgBut the actual file structure looks like this.
Sample Map_timestamp ├── full_day ├── full_day\Sample Map_.jpg ├── full_day\Sample Map_Evening.jpg ├── full_day\Sample Map_Morning.jpg ├── full_day\Sample Map_Night.jpg └── full_day\Sample Map_Noon.jpgI suspect the problem stems from using the wrong path delimiter when building the file paths, as MacOS uses
/and Windows uses\.