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import dir of images #6
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This is actually something that would be good to avoid database hiccups, too: if a project cannot open because sqlite was not santised correctly upon exit, we could just re-import the project. This is easy to do; it's what i did during early stages of development because i needed that flexibility. i just need to reimplement it. |
If I point to a file.sgdb If not, we prompt you for one. You want to import a folder of images? we'll make a new menu item for that. |
progress... |
af26be0 allow importing of image dir to new proj file ingest.py now allows the Ingesting of an image dir (a dir of images, not necessarily sequential) into a new project file. This is not only useful for generative art ("let's see what happens if I make this random directory of images into a stop motion animation!") but it's good for recovery ("I have missing frames and stopgo is complaining about missing frames"). I was thinking that this might become the default action when opening stopgo files (re-create the timeline no matter what the image dir contains) but since we have our eye on the long-term goal of integrating audio, that would not be a good idea. Eventually a stopgo project file will be sacred). |
let a user import any dir of images into a stopgo project
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