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1.0 Beta

31 Dec 12:55
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All features are in for version 1.0! It's now time to track down bugs, and prepare the docs and videos for the release.

New features

  1. Import rewrite. More reliable, gives framerate related warning, and should now be cross-platform
  2. Mouse cut tools rewrite. Supports click and drag to trim a precise frame range on top of existing functionality

Improvements and bug fixes

Improvements:

  • Render for the web: display a message after changing the render settings
  • Snap selection to cursor better preserves the strips' channels if moving forward in time
  • Trim to surrounding cuts now snaps the time cursor to the cut
  • Export can use the scene's name
  • Store imported files as relative paths, so you can port the project to a different computer
  • Add pen tablet support for mouse cut and trim

Bugs:

  • Fix Blender's 1 frame offset on some imported strips with both audio and video channels when using the add-on's import
  • Fix list index error on mouse_trim

Add-on installation guide

  1. Download the zip file below
  2. Open Blender
  3. Press CTRL+ALT+U to open your User Preferences
  4. Click on the Add-ons tab
  5. Click the Install Add-on from File... button
  6. Select the zip file downloaded in step 1
  7. Click the checkbox next to VSE: Power Sequencer to activate it

Install the keymaps

  1. Download the power-vse-shortcuts.py file below
  2. In the User Preferences window, navigate to the Input tab
  3. At the bottom, click the Import Key Configuration... button
  4. In the file browser, navigate to the power-vse-shortcuts.py file and open it
  5. Make sure that the Power Sequencer input map is active at the top

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The keymap replaces yours, so you may want to use a separate blender installation to work on videos. We're looking for a smart way to let you use the add-on's keymaps along with your own. If you've got experience with Python and/or UX design, please help us find a better solution :)

Don't forget to click Save User Settings at the bottom of the window to save your changes!

Credits and contributing

If you enjoy using the add-on, please consider giving a hand! There's a list of Good first issues to help you get started, and I'm here to guide you through the code base if you need anything.

Please report bugs with GitHub's issues

Kind regards,
Nathan

1.0 Alpha

26 Dec 18:34
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1.0 Alpha Pre-release
Pre-release

The add-on is already quite stable, it's only missing a few features you should expect in 1.0.

Part of the docs and free video tutorials are available already, although they're still in progress.

Add-on installation guide

  1. Download the zip file below
  2. Open Blender
  3. Press CTRL+ALT+U to open your User Preferences
  4. Click on the Add-ons tab
  5. Click the Install Add-on from File... button
  6. Select the zip file downloaded in step 1
  7. Click the checkbox next to VSE: Power Sequencer to activate it

Install the keymaps

  1. Download the power-vse-shortcuts.py file below
  2. In the User Preferences window, navigate to the Input tab
  3. At the bottom, click the Import Key Configuration... button
  4. In the file browser, navigate to the power-vse-shortcuts.py file and open it
  5. Make sure that the Power Sequencer input map is active at the top

image

The keymap replaces yours, so you may want to use a separate blender installation to work on videos. We're looking for a smart way to let you use the add-on's keymaps along with your own. If you've got experience with Python and/or UX design, please help us find a better solution :)

Don't forget to click Save User Settings at the bottom of the window to save your changes!

Credits and contributing

Big thanks to Davcri for his valuable help with the docs.

If you enjoy using the add-on, please consider giving a hand! There's a list of Good first issues to help you get started, and I'm here to guide you through the code base if you need anything.

Enjoy this first release!
Best,
Nathan