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Pype timeline items renamer
This panel is used to rename selected clips on timeline. It is not directly interconnected with Avalon so it can be used separately. It has several different modes:
Sequential Rename with Hierarchy
This mode uses tokens as {folder}, {episode} and {sequence} to rename clips along with numeric padding pattern ####. Value for this tokens is filled in input boxes. If value is left empty, token is ignored. Those values are also stored in clips properties, so even if token is not used in clip name, it will be stored in clip property (and then used to create hierarchy when publishing into Avalon). #### pattern can be arbitrary long, but is mandatory.
Example:
{folder}_{episode}_{sequence}_#####
Will result in f01_ep01_sq01_0010 if respective tokens are set to these values. If folder token value isn't set result will be _ep01_sq01_0010.
Clip numbering can be adjusted by Start # and Increment fields. Setting start to 10 and increment to 10 with number padding pattern #### will result in clip number 0010 for first clip, 0020 for second and so on.
Sequential Rename
Is same as the one above, except not using tokens.
Simple Rename
This will rename shot to new specified name. If {shot} token is used, it will reference current clip name. So if current clip name is clip01 and we specify new name as {shot}_foo, result will be clip01_foo.
Find and replace
Classic find and replace mode, using {shot} token as the mode above.
Match sequence
Is not implemented yet.
Clip Rename
Will name clip based on filename without extension.
Change Case
This will change case of clip name to UPPER or lower case.