[Submission] /for console slash-command [SUBMITTED]
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Re: [Submission] /for console slash-command
Would someone be using /for in that fashion, though? I'd think that if someone were idiot-proofing a pipeline they wouldn't rely on the user grokking a console slash command.
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Re: [Submission] /for console slash-command
Yeah but. no but, yeah but...Midgardsormr wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2018 9:21 amWould someone be using /for in that fashion, though? I'd think that if someone were idiot-proofing a pipeline they wouldn't rely on the user grokking a console slash command.

I *really* love that slash command thingy for doing Q&D things.
When you know what you (have to) do, all is good.
For deploying stuff to the beginners in the team I feel intrigued to link to a recent post of myself...

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Re: [Submission] /for console slash-command
Hi Tom,
Apologies for the delay, I wanted to get to this sooner, but work got in the way. Argh, work.
Your submission is stellar, I just wanted to suggest to use HTML encoded symbols for characters like [ and ] in your Atom description, as described here
One other small thing I noticed is that your .zip file contained those lovely additional files that Macs put everywhere... I don't even know if that is possible to avoid (I have no Mac
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I've done the adjustments for you (for all potential submitters - do not worry, we're making sure this will be a very painless process for everyone) and attached them to this post. If you're good with them, we'll deploy shortly!
Thanks!
Apologies for the delay, I wanted to get to this sooner, but work got in the way. Argh, work.
Your submission is stellar, I just wanted to suggest to use HTML encoded symbols for characters like [ and ] in your Atom description, as described here
One other small thing I noticed is that your .zip file contained those lovely additional files that Macs put everywhere... I don't even know if that is possible to avoid (I have no Mac

I've done the adjustments for you (for all potential submitters - do not worry, we're making sure this will be a very painless process for everyone) and attached them to this post. If you're good with them, we'll deploy shortly!
Thanks!

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Re: [Submission] /for console slash-command
The update to version 1.1 is now available through Reactor! 
Please go ahead and install/update everyone!

Please go ahead and install/update everyone!

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Re: [Submission] /for console slash-command
Hi Tom,
Is it possible to use /for to adjust nested inputs like
Is it possible to use /for to adjust nested inputs like
Clip1.OpenEXRFormat.RedName
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I just hit the same wall as SecondMan here and needed to change some nested inputs. Any progress in this?
Great tool anyway!
Great tool anyway!
Re: [Submission] /for console slash-command
now it should work:
/for all Loader set Clip1.OpenEXRFormat.RedName to 'B'
/for all Fuse.FractalNoise set c_noise_itt to 1
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