It should not break the existing MTFG functionality, I just added the timestamp to identify the different versions. I only tested it on linux though.
I will see if I can merge my latest changes with MTFG lua wrapper 2.04.
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Hack a lua like Hawk Tua!
this is really cool! thanks for all the work put into it!
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Lua script has been merged with MTFG Lua Wrapper 2.04, and some speed limit functions were updated. Now you can leave the script at full speed, and force the automatic speed limit direction of symmetrical actions towards top or bottom.
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Two feature requests if I may to your daily use tool.
- LIMB and LIMT should work as marking bottom/Top points and then pressing LIM. This is not the case. Sometimes wrong side is moved. My workaround is mark, choose Bottom or top points then LIM.
- after LIM LIMB LIMT is done could you unmark all? It is really dangerous to leave the marking and work elsewhere and delete something with the marked stuff before.
LIMT and LIMB work the same as LIM, moving only the points closest to center to limit the speed. They only behave different when both points are symmetrical around the center.
The behaviour you want, can be done by selecting top/botom and then click LIM
Yes exactly, but thats a lot of clicks each time. Marking and LIMT and LIMB would be much more convenient. Is there something speaking against moving the symmetrical ones also as the name T and B suggests and like marking+LIM?
When changing speed of a script so its not damaged, each small sections have to be treated individually. Same as bad tip scripting.
I ask for the change of behaviour of LIMB and LIMT as I see it would help spare alot of time overall.
What about the other request, unmarking after hitting LIMB/LIMT/LIM ? There is no scripter who has not already deleted parts of his script by forgetting to unmark.
Any way you decide your macro is the biggest time saver in the history of scripting.
Wonder if you could make a macro that shifts marked areas quickly left or right in large or smaller steps but much faster than shift arrow if its not too much trouble. Not really something postprocessing needs after MTFG but it would be a very helpful macro for remasters, directors cuts and correcting scripts that dont fit any more. Moving script parts takes a lot of time and cut and paste is inaccurate and confusing.
I wonder if you could make a macro that shifts marked areas quickly left or right in large or smaller steps but much faster than shift-arrow if its not too much trouble. Not really something postprocessing needs after MTFG but it would be a very helpful macro for remasters, directors cuts and correcting scripts that dont fit any more. Moving script parts takes a lot of time and cut and paste is inaccurate and confusing.