Hey, Not in CS2. (that I could find). Maybe CS3 has something I could use. I finally just made a pop up box that forces the user to select the formating of the numbered sequence. That's all I really wanted it for anyway. My script is finished though due to a lack of error checking and a couple of li...

Hey guys, Cmd-Alt-E is very interesting. I didn't know about that, Thank you. Hmmm, Is it possible to hook that info from a script? That's a good question for Adobe. Certainly looping through the folder object with some intelligent regexp might provide me all I need to know. Thanks again. I promise ...

Hey, With a selected layer, it's easy enough to check the source and get the first frame name in a file sequence, but can I get the frame name of any given frame in a composition? For instance: I have a sequence "beauty[0140-0300].tga" in a comp. The inpoint for the layer is 108, So at fra...

Hey Dan,
Thanks. I was hoping that was going to be an easy one.

I've now found the "bridge_javascript_ref.pdf" and it gave me more info on the file/folder object too.

Thanks for the help.
-Todd
Softimage Animator
Shaw Science Partners, Atlanta
http://www.shawscience.com

Hello, Animation sequences often have bad frames. Usually a good way to check a sequene is in an explorer, with the "size" column ordered. The bad frames are easy to spot because they have an unusually small file size compared to the others. I have a nice script that checks for the existan...