1) Download

• Download the Enhancing Export plugin from community plugins tab.

2) Set “Default Folder for Exported File”

• In Obsidian: Settings → community plugins → Export Settings
• Set the folder you want your exported PDF’s to go:

3) Moving the Templates

• Move the templates frontmatter-Template.md and uni.latex to the folders you defined in this section: Folders

4) Add custom Template

Go to Export Settings in Obsidian, and under Edit Command Template, ”+” to add new Template(choose PDF), name it what u want, and proceed with the steps below.

5) Set Arguments

Copy the following and paste it in the Export Settings Arguments section, we will edit it in a second:

-f ${fromFormat} --resource-path="${currentDir}" --resource-path="${attachmentFolderPath}" --resource-path="PATH/TO/PICTURE/FOLDER/" --resource-path="${pluginDir}/textemplate"  --pdf-engine=lualatex --listings -o "${outputPath}" -t pdf

6) Set Extra Arguments

One field below, you paste:

 --template="PATH\TO\TEMPLATE.latex" 

The Extra-Arguments field is also where you later will be switching your template, just rename it accordingly. I know in the Enhanced Export plugin you can change and add Export-Templates, but since it bugged out one time and i had to reinstall and reconfigure the plugin, so I just stuck to renaming it manually. You can test it out yourself.

7) Setting your paths

Then we have to change the following two “PATH/TO/” to match your vault folder layout from your definedFolders (Picture path ends with a folder, template path points to your template directly!)

to set the folders correctly, just right-click on the template in your vault, click Show in system explorer:

right-click the template in your Windows explorer, copy as path

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