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#ciao/new scripts

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#170738From: Martin Doudoroff/KUBMay 18, 1995 10:59 AM
Howdy all. I have to skip town again for a few days, but I'll be back on Monday! In the mean time, I've uploaded new goodies for you all to chew on: [NOTE: all of the following REQUIRE The Script Extension] EXCLUDE.ZIP Contains a PXP script which will make managing the exclusion lists of scenes with many lights much easier. (A good carpal-tunnel reduction measure.) GAFFER1.ZIP Another PXP light utility script with a kicking interface: this one lets you adjust the hue, brightness and/or saturation of lights as a BATCH operation. The script includes a wildcard node selector (easy to rip out and install in other scripts) and HLS<->RGB colorspace conversion algorithms (even EASIER to rip out and reuse — check out HLS.ZIP) HLS.ZIP I took the hue/luminosity/saturation algorithm from GAFFER and dropped it into a simple IXP filter script for use in Video Post. Works like a charm. You can probably speed it up by deleting all the comments. -Martin
#170785From: John EllisMay 18, 1995 3:04 PM
Martin, Not only great news on the TSE but what a great batch of utilities you've included. There are several that really capture my attention including Ed's particle engine and your HLS.IXP. Can't wait to check them out. 🙂 Thanks, John
#171170From: Martin Doudoroff/KUBMay 21, 1995 6:51 PM
>> Not only great news on the TSE but what a great batch of utilities you've included. There are several that really capture my attention including Ed's particle engine and your HLS.IXP. Can't wait to check them out. 🙂 << Well, the stuff works! Martin
#171203From: John EllisMay 22, 1995 1:18 AM
>> Well, the stuff works! << Other than their utility etc. its really good to have examples of this breadth and that in itself is a big plus. I'd be really suprised however if they didn't work. <g> On one occassion I had difficulty making one of these TSE scripts run but that was a combination of factors that had nothing to do with TSE per se, if that is what you're referring to. And if that wasn't clear then, then I hope it is now. Thanks again, John