Project Panel Naming - Revision history

James at 13:37, 23 October 2020

2020-10-23T13:37:29Z

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	'''Dynamic in-between increments:'''		'''Dynamic in-between increments:'''

	If no space is available to create a Panel with the next number ~~increament~~ between the current and next Panel should a Panel be created with a single digit ~~increament numer~~.		If no space is available to create a Panel with the next number increment between the current and next Panel should a Panel be created with a single-digit increment number.

James at 13:37, 23 October 2020

2020-10-23T13:37:09Z

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	===Panel Numbering Scheme===		===Panel Numbering Scheme===

	~~Starting:~~		Defines how numbering in the above 'Panel Naming Scheme' is generated. When a new Panel is created the numbers will be set based on these the rules set below and the existing Panels surrounding the new Panel in the Project Panel timeline.

	~~Increment:~~

	~~Dynamic in between increments~~:		'''Starting:'''

	Padding:		The number used when a new 'Scene' or 'Shot' is created.


			'''Increment:'''

			When a new 'Scene', 'Shot' or 'Panel' is created how much will the corresponding number be incremented from the last.


			'''Dynamic in-between increments:'''

			If no space is available to create a Panel with the next number increament between the current and next Panel should a Panel be created with a single digit increament numer.


			'''Padding:'''

			How numbers should be padded with prefixed zero digits to create uniform numbers with the same amount of digits.

James at 13:18, 23 October 2020

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	This settings window can be accessed via the 'Project->Project Settings->Panel Naming...' main menu item when a Project is open in PanelForge.		This settings window can be accessed via the ''''Project->Project Settings->Panel Naming...'''' main menu item when a Project is open in PanelForge.

James at 13:17, 23 October 2020

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 ===Panel Naming Scheme===
-Presets
+Defines how new Panels and Panels during batch renaming are named. A series of scheme element codes are used in the naming scheme text which is replaced with the appropriate numbering during a naming operation.
-Custom:
+'''Presets:'''
-Scheme Element Codes:
+Commonly used naming schemes that can be quickly selected:
 ===Panel Numbering Scheme===

James at 13:04, 23 October 2020

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	The 'Project Panel Naming' Project Settings window provides options to adjust how Panels are named in the current PanelForge Project. Although Panels in PanelForge can be named as anything, a semi-automated naming scheme is applied when creating new and batch renaming Panels.		The 'Project Panel Naming' Project Settings window provides options to adjust how Panels are named in the current PanelForge Project. Although Panels in PanelForge can be named as anything, a semi-automated naming scheme is applied when creating new and batch renaming Panels.


			This settings window can be accessed via the 'Project->Project Settings->Panel Naming...' main menu item when a Project is open in PanelForge.

James at 13:02, 23 October 2020

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	~~<span style="color:#ff0000">~~'''~~This page~~ is ~~early work~~ in ~~progress draft~~. ~~Information~~ may be ~~incorrect or incomplete~~.~~'''</span>~~
			The 'Project Panel Naming' Project Settings window provides options to adjust how Panels are named in the current PanelForge Project. Although Panels in PanelForge can be named as anything, a semi-automated naming scheme is applied when creating new and batch renaming Panels.


			'''Any changes made to settings in this window are only applied to new Panels and not existing Panels in the current Project.'''

			Due to this restriction, it is recommended to apply these settings as the first action when creating a new PanelForge Project when a custom scheme is required. These settings are saved only in the current Project. I may be advantageous to use a template PanelForge Project to speed up subsequent Project creation.


	:[[File: ProjectNamingSettings.png\|thumb\|586px\|none\|]]		:[[File: ProjectNamingSettings.png\|thumb\|586px\|none\|]]

James at 20:56, 2 May 2020

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	<span style="color:#ff0000">'''This page is early work in progress draft. Information may be incorrect or incomplete.'''</span>		<span style="color:#ff0000">'''This page is early work in progress draft. Information may be incorrect or incomplete.'''</span>

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James at 17:08, 4 April 2019

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			<span style="color:#ff0000">'''This page is early work in progress draft. Information may be incorrect or incomplete.'''</span>


	===Panel Naming Scheme===		===Panel Naming Scheme===

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	Starting:		Starting:

	~~Increament~~:		Increment:

	Dynamic in between increments:		Dynamic in between increments:

	Padding:		Padding:

James: Created page with "===Panel Naming Scheme=== Presets EP%ep_SC%sc_SH%sh_PN%pn Custom: Scheme Element Codes: %ep - Episode number. %sc - Scene number. %sh - Shot number. %pn - Panel number...."

2019-04-04T17:07:00Z

Created page with "===Panel Naming Scheme=== Presets EP%ep_SC%sc_SH%sh_PN%pn Custom: Scheme Element Codes: %ep - Episode number. %sc - Scene number. %sh - Shot number. %pn - Panel number...."

New page

===Panel Naming Scheme===

Presets

EP%ep_SC%sc_SH%sh_PN%pn

Custom:

Scheme Element Codes:

%ep - Episode number.
%sc - Scene number.
%sh - Shot number.
%pn - Panel number.

===Panel Numbering Scheme===

Starting:

Increament:

Dynamic in between increments:

Padding: