When exporting Harmony Offline or Harmony Database scenes, lets you select whether to export scenes that are compatible with Harmony version 7.8 or with Harmony version 9.2 or Higher.

Lets you select whether to export your animatic into Harmony Offline scenes, Harmony Database scenes or Animate/Animate Pro scenes. For example, with the variable %4s, scene 1 would appear as scene 0001. You can type a number between the % sign and the variable letter to determine the amount of characters you want the variable to use. TIP Numbers used in file naming patterns are automatically padded by zeros as needed.

If you are rendering your animatic, you can choose whether you want to export one scene for the whole project, for each sequence or for each act, whereas if you want to export original scenes, you can only export one Harmony scene for each scene in your animatic. You can choose to export your animatic in rendered frames, which will not be editable in Harmony and can only be used as reference, or to export the drawings, 3D objects and camera movements of each scene in your project directly into the Harmony scenes, allowing you to reuse its elements in Harmony. The resulting Harmony scenes will be the same length as the scenes in your Storyboard Pro project, they will contain each of their panels so that you may animate over them, and they will contain their respective part of the animatic's soundtrack. If you are working with Harmony Server, you can export a package of scenes that can be imported into your database using Control Center. After the export, you can open the scenes Toon Boom Harmony right away and kickstart the production of your animation project. The Export to Harmony dialog allows you to export your animatic into a set of Harmony scenes.

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