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By the way, about the DBT stuff, the "refresh action list" button just refreshes the actual list of actions in the GUI, if you imported new actions into the scene and they don't show up, that's what it's there for. It doesn't actually load the selected action in the list. Maybe I should add a separate button for that?
Also, about the camera, that's one of the few things (if not the only thing?) that was left the same from iPlayDink's DinkShadowz. I'm not sure how correct that 61.something angle value is, but that's what he calculated and I figured if it isn't broke, don't fix it
At some point you also mentioned something about the demo idle model being slightly taller, should be able to adjust that via the Camera's Ortographic scale property: https://drone1400.gitlab.io/dink-blender-template-documentation/render-settings.html#changing-the-sprite-scale
Another thing, you don't need to set the start/end frames for rendering the sprites. The script automatically detects the start/end frames when rendering.
PS: I don't think I mentioned this anywhere in the readme/documentation, but if you go to Window -> Toggle System Console, you can see the progress of the automatic rendering script as each saved file is listed there.
Also, about the camera, that's one of the few things (if not the only thing?) that was left the same from iPlayDink's DinkShadowz. I'm not sure how correct that 61.something angle value is, but that's what he calculated and I figured if it isn't broke, don't fix it
At some point you also mentioned something about the demo idle model being slightly taller, should be able to adjust that via the Camera's Ortographic scale property: https://drone1400.gitlab.io/dink-blender-template-documentation/render-settings.html#changing-the-sprite-scale
Another thing, you don't need to set the start/end frames for rendering the sprites. The script automatically detects the start/end frames when rendering.
PS: I don't think I mentioned this anywhere in the readme/documentation, but if you go to Window -> Toggle System Console, you can see the progress of the automatic rendering script as each saved file is listed there.
