I'm doodling with some goerge script and have two questions
Is there a function to remove an exposure of an instance? I can use tv_Layercut but that's not really what i was expecting to do.
Can i enter a variable manually each time i run the script in my custom panel? For exemlpe if i want to add x exposures, i want to be able to choose the x each time i launch the button.
Nathan
Delete exposure & Enter a value manualle
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Delete exposure & Enter a value manualle
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Re: Delete exposure & Enter a value manualle
Ok I found what i wanted for my second question, i just have to use tv_reqnum
Working on Windows 10
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Re: Delete exposure & Enter a value manualle
Try tv_LayerCut which works on the current frame, current layer. Removes the current frame (exposures and finally the head) of the instance.NathanOtano wrote:Is there a function to remove an exposure of an instance? I can use tv_Layercut but that's not really what i was expecting to do.
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Re: Delete exposure & Enter a value manualle
It also works on current selection .Which you can set withSvengali wrote: Try tv_LayerCut which works on the current frame, current layer. Removes the current frame (exposures and finally the head) of the instance.
Sven
http://wiki.tvpaint.fr/index.php?title=Tv_LayerSelect
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Re: Delete exposure & Enter a value manualle
Thanks! So that's what i found. Glad to know that's good also for selection.
The only thing is that you have the images in your clipboard then and so you lose your previous copy/cut but that's ok for me. I think it can be corrected by some other script but i don't really need it.
The only thing is that you have the images in your clipboard then and so you lose your previous copy/cut but that's ok for me. I think it can be corrected by some other script but i don't really need it.
Working on Windows 10
Creator of Disnosc, providing storyboard, animation and design for 2D realistic pictural animation: https://www.disnosc.fr/ - nathanotano@disnosc.fr
Highly interested in animation workflows, I'm open to scripting new TVP functions for individuals and studios.
Creator of Disnosc, providing storyboard, animation and design for 2D realistic pictural animation: https://www.disnosc.fr/ - nathanotano@disnosc.fr
Highly interested in animation workflows, I'm open to scripting new TVP functions for individuals and studios.