Blender Kitsu: Fix Frame Range Warning #126
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Closes: studio/blender-studio-pipeline#113
What's Changed?
Kitsu Context Warning
Frame Range Warning Demo
Important Considerations
This PR changes the way Frame Range is checked, instead of only checking at file load, we are now checking anytime the Kitsu panel is displayed, using a custom getter on a BoolProperty. I am relying on Blender Kitsu's cache to access about the active shot. It is important to consider the slightly increases the overhead of the addon, but it may be worth it to give "LIVE" warnings to the users.
Blender Kitsu: Fix Frame Range Warning so it is persistentto Blender Kitsu: Fix Frame Range WarningI mean, this does help a bit, but the main issue is that in lighting file we don't really need the kitsu addon for anything, other than setting the output to final quality. So throughout the lighting process there is never the need to look at the kitsu panel.
Ideally an out-of-date frame range would pop up a warning regardless of that.
As for the context not being correct. It's only really necessary for the frame range, as we don't need other tools in there currently. But in theory I don't see a reason why it would ever fail, as the file structure is very much rigid and clear. The shot builder manages to create files in the right places just fine. So that should just be improved to work better automatically. And if it didn't work show a pop-up to be able to check the frame range.
In most cases the context should probably already be set by the shot builder when the file is created.
@SimonThommes @eyecandy
Ok I understand, so lets go a head and scrap this PR, instead I will make a new PR just focusing on a pop up when the frame range is incorrect on file load.
Sorry that the whole issue wasn't clear from the beginning!
I don't necessarily think this PR needs to be scrapped, It might make sense to have those solutions coexist, just in case we run into a situation, where the popup was dismissed improperly or didn't appear for some reason.
Replaced by: studio/blender-studio-pipeline#128
Pull request closed