poa 0 Report post Posted September 3, 2011 hi there. i m looking for an after effects script, which can run folders from my comp names, and put the image sequences in. i just have found a script from http://www.crgreen.com/aescripts/ie/ ( consolidate sequence render ), which can make folders, but the foldernames have no dependance to the sequencefilenname // or compname, which is the same in my case. it would be needed. is there somewhere out a script for this? did nt find any closer. apple script would be fine, too. have searched, but nothing found. thx in advance. :blush: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lucy 0 Report post Posted October 26, 2011 I don't have exactly such script ready but it is quite easy to write - use this javascript commands: first loop through the project: for (i=0; i <= proj.items.length; i++) {//loop through the project var curItem = proj.items.length; if (curItem instanceof CompItem) {//check for comp items var folder = new Folder(path+compName); //you must set your path and compName (in a loop of your comps) if (folder.create()) {//creating folder var myRQItem = app.project.renderQueue.items.add(compComp) ;//adding your comp to render queue myRQItem.outputModules[0].applyTemplate("QT HD 720");//here you can set output template myRQItem.outputModules[0].file =new File(f+"HD 720.mov");//output file name myRQItem.outputModules.add(); } else { //error folder creation } You must refine this script to make it work but all neccesery commands you have. Good luck. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
milkshake 0 Report post Posted November 8, 2011 Arrange Project Items Into Folders should do the trick: http://aescripts.com/arrange-project-items-into-folders/ But for a better workflow tool if you work with image sequences a lot is Immigration http://Aescripts.com/immigration it has an option to mirror the finder folder hierarchy so if your sequences are arranged in folders I the finder they will be imported with the same folder structure Lloyd Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites