Increasing your scene file’s version number is something you (hopefully) do often. The built in version isn’t as flexible as I’d like, so… here you go. You can add this Python script to your shelf and then, through the magic of pushing a button, save your currently open scene to the next version. The script follows […]
ma_toolbar – A simple After Effects toolbar
Going through menu structures to run plugins or scripts in After Effects gets old very quickly. So two years ago I made this little script that will generate a custom toolbar. It’s really nothing fancy at all, and I forgot all about it until today. You can call your own scripts or After Effects functions […]
Force domain-wide Group Policy update
Since we moved our workstations to a Windows domain, the administration of those workstations has become significantly easier. One of the reasons for this are of course Group Policies. However, sometimes it’s rather inconvenient to have to wait for the clients to update their GPOs from the server, which can take a while. Instead, you can […]
Houdini PRT ROP
Since people are still asking for it, I’m trying to keep the PRT ROP for Houdini somewhat current. You’ll always find the latest version on Github: https://github.com/flipswitchingmonkey/houdini_PRTROP/releases Installation is straight forward: just download the zip from the Releases page on the repo, then unzip the .dll file into your houdini’s profile dso folder. On Windows […]
Free After Effects subtitles-import plugin on GitHub
After fighting a number of uphill battles trying to burn subtitles for DCPs in a half-way convenient manner, we finally decided it was time to build our own solution. Which we then put on GitHub, for you to play with – and hopefully come back with some good feedback or your own forks with massive […]
PowerShell Grep Sed
If you’re familiar with grep and sed on Linux, you may come to miss them in a Windows environment (although the WSL subsystem / GNU tools for Windows exist, so…). Thankfully, with Powershell we have equally competent tools at hand.
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Select-String -Pattern 'myRegexPattern' -Path 'fileToSearch.txt' -AllMatches | % { $_.Matches.Value -replace "old","new" } |
Select-String will take over the role of grep and spits out all matching strings. These are then […]
