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Open image sequences |
Opening an animation using the -n option
The option -n allows you to open an animation, while specifying the start and end frames, and the intervals of frames.
- With FCheck closed, open a command prompt window.
- Determine what the start frame, end frame, and interval you want to open the animation with.
- Find out the format of the animation’s filename.
See Convention for opening files to understand how FCheck specifies padded numbers for opening files.
- Type the following:
fcheck -n <start> <end> <interval> <filename>
<start> is the number of the first frame to load.
<end> is the number of the last frame to load.
<interval> is the interval step to load by.
<filename> is sequence filename. The filename must follow guidelines set in Convention for opening files.
- Press Enter.
A FCheck Playback window displays the animation according to the specifications entered.
Creating a sequence of unrelated images.
Using the -S option, you can display a list of unrelated images.
- With FCheck closed, open a command prompt window.
- Determine the images you want to make into a sequence.
- Type:
fcheck -S <filename1> <filename2> <filename3>...
where <filename1,2,3,...> represents the images you want to display as a sequence in FCheck. The first image in the list is the start frame, and the last image is the end frame.
A FCheck Playback window will appear displaying the sequence.