These "key" lines will be smoothly merged together by the script, based on the options you enter from the popup menu. Put another way, FbfTransform will transform parameters in time, while GradientEveryting can transform parameters in space.Īgain, you define "key" lines, but unlike FbfTransform you don't need to have all the lines in between already the script will generate them for you.
Instead of creating frame-by-frame animations, GradientEveryting will "gradient" the parameters.
AEGISUB ANIMATION CODE
This was written based on the code of FbfTransform. This script transforms parameters across the lines you select that's all. I personally find this to be more intuitive, but again, it requires more work out of the typesetter than a simple click-on-buttons interface.Īlso note that there is no requirement that the lines you select actually represent a frame-by-frame typeset that is sorted by time. In essence, instead of punching in all your options into a popup window, you can work on the appearance of the line the way you normally typeset. Note that as a typesetter, you will need to typeset the keyframes by hand. This script will fill in all the frames in between the keyframes so that they transform smoothly. Then you visually typeset "keyframes" until they look the way you want them to. You start with an existing frame-by-frame typeset (possibly generated using Mocha data, or just by pressing ctrl-d a lot). This allows you to animate nearly all of the parameters of a typeset frame-by-frame.
AEGISUB ANIMATION FULL
Read the instructions at the top of the script file for full details. This script is very powerful and versatile, but it expects a certain amount out of the typesetter. The first "advanced" automation I wrote since writing border-split. Most aspects of the script remember your last action. Once you've finished creating and modifying your template group, reload your automations and the newly created macro will appear on the automations menu, allowing you to hotkey it. The templates are very customizable and allow variables and simple arithmetic. Instead, it lets you create and modify templates for repeated typesets. The main "Template manager" automation doesn't change anything about your subtitles. This is actually a macro that creates other macros which will be added to the automation menu. The idea is you do all the hard work once, and everything afterwards becomes super easy. This automation is built around typesetting efficiency. This one gets a spot up here because of its usefulness. This is mostly an artifact of my days working with karaoke templates, but I honestly rather like the workflow. Instead of applying to the selected lines, the script applies to lines with "bord" in the actor field. Read the readme at the top of the script for full instructions.Ĭompared to my other scripts, the behavior is a bit odd. There are a handful of other options that let you customize the behavior of the automation. This automatically splits the line in two so that the \blur will apply to both edges. For a single bordered line, applying a \blur tag will only blur the outer edge. This takes a single bordered line and splits it into two lines. Now that I have a lot more experience writing these automations, I realize how messy the code is, but it works and is remarkably bug-free. The first and probably the most useful automation script I wrote.
AEGISUB ANIMATION UPDATE
From now on, functions that I frequently use will be collected in this library, so that I only need to update one file when somebody finds a bug in one of the functions. I noticed I was reusing a lot of code in multiple automations, and it was getting to be a pain to update the same function in every script whenever somebody found a bug. This module is required for most of my advanced scripts. Update feeds are provided, so all scripts can be installed using the Dependenc圜ontrol Toolbox and will automatically update whenever new versions are released. My scripts require Dependenc圜ontrol ( ) for versioning and dependency management. Also, if you find a bug in any of these scripts, by all means tell me so I can fix it. I take requests (if you can convince me you have a task that would be useful automated).
These are primarily typesetting-oriented, but there are a few scripts related to karaoke timing, and I might write editing- or QC-related scripts in the future. This is the page where I'll be uploading and updating the various automation scripts I write for Aegisub.
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