2016-02-03 21:35 GMT+06:00 Yu Chen :
>
> On Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 12:06 AM, Konstantin Dmitriev
> wrote:
>>
>> new valuenode, called "Animated FIle"
>
>
> Really nice.
>
> Will it possible support other formats than .pgo ?
Extra coding needed. Should be easy to add, since ValueNode is already
imple
On Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 12:06 AM, Konstantin Dmitriev <
ksee.zelga...@gmail.com> wrote:
> new valuenode, called "Animated FIle"
>
Really nice.
Will it possible support other formats than .pgo ?
~ yu
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Dear friends!
The lipsync feature just landed into Synfig master branch. We've got
support for reading Papagayo .pgo files, implemented through new
valuenode, called "Animated FIle". Just import any .pgo file into
Synfig and see what happens.
Thanks to Ivan Mahonin for implementation.
Best Regar
d/j/a/y is free wrote:
> Hello,
>
> About this feature, talking with a friend, i got an idea.
>
> Catch a poses / mouvements from an external device (kinect / webcam )
> generate the file and then connect it to a shape/layer in synfig by this
> "Value Node from file" feature.
>
> This could
Hello,
About this feature, talking with a friend, i got an idea.
Catch a poses / mouvements from an external device (kinect / webcam )
generate the file and then connect it to a shape/layer in synfig by this
"Value Node from file" feature.
This could be awesome!
Re: [Synfig-d
Hi Charlie, thanks for the code snippet.
I don't like the idea of use the comma as separator since the same
character is used for decimal point in some countries. I think that
space/tab is better for our purpose.
Anyway, all supported formats can be changed later in the code if requested.
2014-04
Konstantin Dmitriev wrote:
> Hello!
>
> After thinking about file format I have one more idea:
> It would be nice to have a support for several input formats.
> For example the convert type could have a parameter - "Format" - with
> a dropdown list, where user can choose the import format.
>
> S
I don't see the point of have the supported formats as a parameter.
Wouldn't the format depend only on the file itself?
Change the format and not the file doesn't make sense to me.
I think better that format would go inside the file.
El 05/04/2014 11:59, "Konstantin Dmitriev"
escribió:
> Hello!
Hello!
After thinking about file format I have one more idea:
It would be nice to have a support for several input formats.
For example the convert type could have a parameter - "Format" - with
a dropdown list, where user can choose the import format.
So the Convert type will have following para
Good point Charlie. I'll take account UTF8 support for strings and for
numbers too.
2014-04-03 5:17 GMT+02:00 Charlie Murphy :
> Carlos López González wrote:
> > For example if it finds this entry for a string type:
> >
> > 24 This is a example of string with ease meaning... clamp, clamp, clamp!
Carlos López González wrote:
> For example if it finds this entry for a string type:
>
> 24 This is a example of string with ease meaning... clamp, clamp, clamp!
> HALT
>
> Would parse as:
> At frame 24 value for string is "This is a example of string with ease
> meaning... clamp, clamp, clamp! H
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发件人: Carlos López González
发送时间: 2014/4/1 14:13
收件人: synfig-devl@lists.sourceforge.net
主题: Re: [Synfig-devl] Value Node from File
Hi Charlie thanks for your suggestions and comments.
Yes, it is better to allow user to specify interpolation in and out for
each
Hi Charlie thanks for your suggestions and comments.
Yes, it is better to allow user to specify interpolation in and out for
each value entry. But I would propose one alternative:
1) Default interpolation must be defined on file header. If not defined
(which is user responsibility) then the defaul
Carlos López González wrote:
> I'm going to start developing a new convert type that would allow to read
> the values for a parameter or value node from a text file.
> I want to make it the simplest way possible so I've narrowed the format of
> the file and the supported types to this:
>
> Support
Hi!
I'm going to start developing a new convert type that would allow to read
the values for a parameter or value node from a text file.
I want to make it the simplest way possible so I've narrowed the format of
the file and the supported types to this:
Supported types: bool, integer, real, angle,
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