A structure containing the hi-res output and proof images configuration. For details, see the Configuring High Resolution and Proof Images topic.
To maintain the same number of pages in output files of the base design and channel containers, this parameter allows you to add empty pages to PDF with spot colors and textures if the corresponding pages of the base design do not have channel containers. The default value is true
.
If true
, enables rendering spot colors and textures to separate PDF files. The default value is false
.
The background color for the hi-res output. The default value is "rgba(255,255,255,0)"
.
The name of a CMYK color profile for the hi-res output. By default, the editor uses the SWOP (Coated) 20%, GCR, Medium
profile to render hi-res outputs in CMYK.
The color space of the hi-res output. It can have one of the following values: "rgb"
, "cmyk"
, or "grayscale"
. The default value is "cmyk"
.
The type of hi-res output compression; "jpeg"
and "zip"
are supported for PDF files only, whereas "lzw"
is supported for TIFF
files; it can have one of the following values: "jpeg"
, "zip"
, "none"
, or "lzw"
. The default value is "jpeg"
.
Hi-res output resolution in dots per inch (DPI). The default value is 300
.
The type of the hi-res output. It can have one of the following values: "pdf"
, "jpeg"
, "png"
, or "tiff"
. The default value is "pdf"
.
The flip mode of the hi-res outputs. Allows for flipping hi-res output images. It can have one of the following values: "none"
, "vertical"
, "horizontal"
, or "both"
. The default value is "none"
.
The name of a color profile for grayscale outputs. By default, the editor uses the Dot Gain 30%
profile to render hi-res outputs in grayscale.
If true
, displays hints for unfilled in-string placeholders in hi-res outputs. The default value is false
.
JPEG compression quality in percent; this parameter makes sense only for JPEG
and PDF
formats. For PDF
it should be used along with hiResOutputCompression="jpeg"
. The default value is 90
.
PDF metadata to be saved in the hi-res output. You can save such data as a document title, author and creator names, keywords, and a document subject.
The name of an RGB color profile for the hi-res output. By default, the editor uses the sRGB IEC61966-2.1
profile to render hi-res outputs in RGB.
The rotate mode of hi-res outputs. Allows for rotating hi-res output images. It can have one of the following values: "none"
, "rotate90"
, "rotate180"
, or "rotate270"
. The default value is "none"
.
If true
, the hi-res output for each page of a multipage product will be put in a separate file. The default value is false
.
The name of a safety line which proof images are cropped to; if there is no safety line with the given name, proof images are not cropped. The default value is an empty string. For details, see the Configuring High Resolution and Proof Images topic.
The type of proof image files; it can be either "JPEG"
or "PNG"
. The default value is "JPEG"
.
The flip mode of proof images. Allows for flipping proof images. Possible values are "none"
, "vertical"
, "horizontal"
, or "both"
. The default value is "none"
.
If true
, displays hints for unfilled in-string placeholders on proof images. The default value is false
.
An interpolation algorithm used for resizing proof images. You can find the list of supported algorithms in the specification of the Aurigma Graphics Mill library. For example, you can use "Lanczos"
, "NearestNeighbour"
, and others. By default, no interpolation algorithms are applied to resize proof images.
Displays mockups on proof images. The default value is true
.
The name of an RGB color profile for proof images. By default, the editor uses the sRGB IEC61966-2.1
profile to render proof images.
The rotate mode of proof images. Allows for rotating proof images. Possible values are "none"
, "auto"
, "rotate90"
, "rotate180"
, and "rotate270"
. The default value is "none"
.
Allows for drawing safety lines on proof images. The default value is true
.
Displays stub images and text hints in unfilled placeholders. The default value is false
.
Displays spines and folding lines on proof images. The default value is true
.