Open timsergeeff opened 2 months ago
Is it not setting your timeline frame range?
It should be setting this:
I guess we should maybe also "Frame" the active frame range then? However, this may turn out odd because we'd need to iterate over all Timeline panels of Blender and update them. I really feel like that might be unwanted? (Unless maybe on "New file" it makes sense to default to it?)
Anyway - see e.g this odd code to set blender timeline to match scene start and end
Btw, just pressing A in the timeline should frame it.
@timsergeeff can you confirm with the above whether all is working ok according to my comment? If so, did you still need anything else or should we go ahead and close this?
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior:
When i lauch blender i dont have frame range set, i see 1- 250 frame as deafault so set framerange button dont do anything and publisher fails even if i set framerange manualy
idk if this is only with blender >4.0 (ive tryed 4.0, 4.2)
Expected Behavior:
correct frame range and succses publish
Version
1.0.0
What platform you are running on?
Windows
Steps To Reproduce:
1) open blender 2) see framerange is not set 3) adjust framerange manualy 4) see publishing fails
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Additional context:
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