Detect Image Sequence in File Browser
If you ever use Nuke or Natron, in the browser it can detect image sequence and display it like a file.
Perhaps there should be a toogle button for turning on and off for it in case want to have other uses.
The reason I really want this is especially when in Video Sequencer, while I can Shift A and add a Image Sequence (and select all the image using a).
I cant drag an image sequence into video sequencer from the file browser "editor", If I try to select all and drag it in, it will just insert One image.
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nice idea. What if a sequence is interrupted (ie a frame file is missing)? two sequences would be detected? A further option to fill the gap?
* @ Lsscpp *
Perhaps it would then split into multiple sequence?
For example 1-200, 203-300? Maybe One extra option to toogle between split breaking img seq or fill gap
How would you propose handling the situation where the user wants to select just one frame from that bundled sequence?
* @Jason van Gumster * A toogle Button to simply turn the Bundled Sequence detection off, I would Imagine just a checkbox in the screenshot area will do {attachment Stuffpng}