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With the release of Flame 2023.1, more Python functionality has been added to the Flame Products. This is available via the Flame API and a full list is available on the Flame "What's New" Documentation. This includes the new PyTransition for the Timeline and various MediaHub controls. This video will specifically cover browsing and messaging functionality using Python. This should enhance your user experience while driving Flame through scripting.
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Flame 2023 introduces a revamped animation editor with loads of modernisation and updates.
Over the next four videos we'll cover features and improvements for a better user experience when working with animation in Flame.
Starting off, you'll go through the updated interface and cover some of…
This video focuses on the curves, colour-coding and new channel filtering in Flame 2023.
So you'll examine how the curves behave as well as the selection tools now available when manipulating keyframes and curves.
You'll also cover the updated colour coding features, making it easier to visu…
The tracks editor has been renamed as the Dope Sheet and it controls the timings of an animation. So you can adjust the timing of a keyframe or a selection of keyframes and you can also slip entire channels.
You'll also cover the functionality of scaling the timings of an animation to make it …
Flame 2023.1 brings a host of improvements to the revamped animation editor. This is mostly based on your feedback!
This video covers usability improvements, range and keyframe indicators, selection enhancements, curve display, new filtering criteria and new expression linking options.
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