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Split VSE strips en Python, usando un text de input
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| import bpy | |
| text = 'parts.adoc' | |
| def split_from_text(text): | |
| lines = [l.body.strip() for l in bpy.data.texts[text].lines if l.body.strip()] | |
| split_sequence(lines) | |
| def split_sequence(lines=['aaa', 'bbb', 'cccc']): | |
| parts = len(lines) | |
| seq = bpy.context.selected_sequences[0] | |
| end = seq.frame_final_end | |
| start = seq.frame_final_start | |
| duration = seq.frame_final_duration | |
| assert duration > parts, 'sequence too short to be split' | |
| part_duration = duration / parts | |
| print('\n' * 5) | |
| print('start', start) | |
| print('end', end) | |
| print('duration', duration) | |
| print('\n' * 3) | |
| for (cut, line) in zip(range(start, end, int(part_duration)), lines): | |
| print('cut', line, cut) | |
| if cut > start: | |
| print(bpy.ops.sequencer.cut(frame=cut, type='SOFT', side='RIGHT')) | |
| seq = bpy.context.selected_sequences[0] | |
| seq.text = line | |
| split_from_text(text) |
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