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# Output

## Export Marker List

The markers on the timeline can be exported to a text file. There are options to include frame numbers and which types of markers to export. The marker types that can be exported are all or only the ones bound to cameras. The markers bound to cameras are the ones that change the cameras in the scene.

A sample marker list export looks like the following:

```
SCENE NAME: Scene
FPS: 24
RES_X: 1920
RES_Y: 1080

FRAME	MARKER 	CAMERA
1	 M_1	Shot 1
21	 M_2	Shot 2
41	 M_3	Shot 3
61	 M_4	Shot 4
81	 M_5	Shot 5
101	 M_6	Shot 6

```

## Viewport Render Markers

Viewport Render Makers is also available as a separate Blender add-on at [Gumroad](https://esw3d.gumroad.com). The Viewport Render Makers add-on appears in the View menu of the 3D Viewport.  The Viewport Render Makers button in the Storyboard & Animatic add-on appears in the Output section. They both do the same functions.

Instructions are available on [Github](https://github.com/edwardswhite/ViewportRenderMarkers).

## Render Marker Images

Render Marker Images is also available as a separate Blender add-on called Render Markers at [Gumroad](https://esw3d.gumroad.com).

Instructions are available on [Github](https://github.com/edwardswhite/RenderMarkers).


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