[Question about batch exporting and slices]

I managed to get this working. Thanks for all your help! 
The reason it exported wrong at first, was because there were some locked groups that shouldn't have been included in the export.

[Question about batch exporting and slices]

I managed export what I assume to be all layers, but ran into another problem; 
Most of the slices are black rectangles, and some slices only have a portion of an object shown.

[Question about batch exporting and slices]

21 hours ago, Old Bruce said:

 After.

 

Apologies for replying back to this topic so late (way too busy for my own good)

I seem to now atleast understand what I need to do. 
My Artboard has many layers in it, some of them are in groups, and some are not. I can't select all the layers in a group, except manually, clicking on each one separately, and if I click the group itself, the layers inside that group get "unselected".. 
Same goes for the Artboard. If I select the Artboard, everything inside it is no longer selected, and if I make a Slice of it, then export it, I just get one big png, instead of everything separately inside the Artboard.
This png does of course include everything that's going on inside the Artboard, but I need everything as separate objects to import  to another program: Unity

I probably should have included the Unity part, but that did not cross me until later today, sorry about that.
Also to add to this: There are MANY layers.. I can't just click everything separately, it would probably take an entire day, and I know that is not the right way to do this.

[Question about batch exporting and slices]

I am trying to export all the layers in a project I received from somewhere else. It has alot of layers, contained in 1 sort of a group.. 
Whenever I try to do the export from the export persona, I only get 1 file that has everything on the project.
The group has a hashtag icon on it too, if that helps with anything. I am also able to use the group option on it, so I guess it's not actually a group by AD2 standards.