I have a key frame “editor” that I am looking to get some feedback on. First off, it is a tool I made for myself but figured if I find it useful, others might find it useful as well.
I use it to repair scans that have lost tracking and will not align in “Fusion”. It is a semi convoluted process, but allows me to “save” scans that I could not have used.
There is a very basic “step by step” on how to use it along with the source code and a compiled app file on Github. Sorry, I don’t own a Mac, so there is no Mac version.
Feedback is welcome but I am not sure how much more development is going to happen as it works for what I am using it for. This is really a temporary fix until Revo Scan supports better key frame editing.
I’ve only changed the byte in position 6 (assuming first position is 0) between 00 and 01 for changing hidden flag but that doesn’t mean I’m entirely correct.
Revoscan doesn’t care if you have all the frames in the cache folder just an unbroken sequence starting at any arbitrary point, so you could save a ton of time and space by only copying the range of files you’ve identified for each duplicate.
In my limited observations on the “hide” flag, I noticed both byte 5 and 6 change. I will do some more investigation.
My program is not that smart regarding copying files. Maybe a better option is to add a “DELETE ALL HIDDEN FRAMES” button to the program. That way you could shrink the folder after all the edits are made.
I have a few ideas for updates to the SHOW/HIDE window. I would like to make the SCAN FRAMES have 3 columns to show Frame Number, file name and SHOW/HIDE flag status. This would make it easier to edit outside of Scan 5.
Expanded the SCAN FRAMES window to show the HIDE/SHOW flag of each scan frame along with the ability to rapidly change said flag. Also the Frame numbers correspond with the frame numbers in REVO Scan5.
Some minor changes to the code along with @TheBoatScans 's suggestion about the HIDE/SHOW flag–Thanks for the confirmation.