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simplified recalculation of destination indexes

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Jakub Trllo 2022-07-27 13:38:51 +02:00
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openpype/plugins/publish/integrate.py
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@ -577,11 +577,6 @@ class IntegrateAsset(pyblish.api.InstancePlugin):
src_collection = assemble(files)
# If the representation has `frameStart` set it renumbers the
# frame indices of the published collection. It will start from
# that `frameStart` index instead. Thus if that frame start
# differs from the collection we want to shift the destination
# frame indices from the source collection.
destination_indexes = list(src_collection.indexes)
# Use last frame for minimum padding
# - that should cover both 'udim' and 'frame' minimum padding
@ -595,16 +590,19 @@ class IntegrateAsset(pyblish.api.InstancePlugin):
if template_padding > destination_padding:
destination_padding = template_padding
if repre.get("frameStart") is not None:
index_frame_start = int(repre.get("frameStart"))
# If the representation has `frameStart` set it renumbers the
# frame indices of the published collection. It will start from
# that `frameStart` index instead. Thus if that frame start
# differs from the collection we want to shift the destination
# frame indices from the source collection.
repre_frame_start = repre.get("frameStart")
if repre_frame_start is not None:
index_frame_start = int(repre["frameStart"])
# Shift destination sequence to the start frame
src_start_frame = next(iter(src_collection.indexes))
shift = index_frame_start - src_start_frame
if shift:
destination_indexes = [
frame + shift for frame in destination_indexes
]
destination_indexes = [
index_frame_start + idx
for idx in range(len(destination_indexes))
]
# To construct the destination template with anatomy we require
# a Frame or UDIM tile set for the template data. We use the first