Zeroes in Image File Names
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Zeroes in Image File NamesAltering the Numbering Format of Image File NamesThe most common image naming convention is
where A represents a letter, N a number and TYP is an image type; examples are:
Not all applications use this convention however. Some applications (for instance, some of Softimage's utilities) insist on
So, while some applications request filenames without leading zeroes in the suffix containing the frame number, many other applications, including Premiere, LightWave 3D, and 3D Studio Max, require filenames with the leading zeroes. Texturemations can easily be used with both formats. While it ships using the 'leading zero" numbering format convention
as its default, it can be converted to the "zero-less" convention
using the zRenamer tool. |
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