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AAE Export is a Blender add-on that exports tracks and plane tracks into Aegisub-Motion and Aegisub-Perspective-Motion compatible AAE data.
– Download (Windows)
– Download (Linux x86_64)
– Download (Linux aarch64)
– Download (Mac)
– Tutorial 1: Install AAE Export
– Tutorial 2: Basic motion tracking
– Tutorial 3: Introducing smoothing feature
– Tutorial 4: Tracking perspective
Thanks to
– arch1t3cht for helping in improving algorithms and for developing the original AAE Export (Power Pin) script.
– bucket3432, Noroino Hanako for helping with AAE Export's function.
– bucket3432, petzku and others for helping with UI/UX design.
– Martin Herkt for developing the original AAE Export script in 2012.
License information
– aae-export was originally released by Martin Herkt under ISC License. Since then, aae-export has been completely rewritten, with every original line replaced. It is now released under a single MIT License.
– aae-export-install-dependencies is a helper tool with its binary included in Linux x86_64 and Mac version of aae-export. The tool is released under MIT License, using Qt libraries under LGPLv3.
– aae-export-base122 is a helper tool with its binary included in Linux x86_64 and Mac version of aae-export. It is a wrapper of Kevin Albertson's libbase122 library, and is released under Apache License.
aka.BackupSection and aka.dupe-and-not-comment are similar in function to garret.dupe-and-comment but arrange the new lines in different ways.
To backup using aka.BackupSection, select the lines to backup and click „Backup“. To start from a previous backup, select the previously commented lines and click „Backup“.
Comparing the three scripts,
when applied to the following selection:
aka.BackupSection:
garret.dupe-and-comment:
aka.dupe-and-not-comment:
aka.BoundingBox adds either SubInspector-style or text_extents-style bounding box as rect clip to selected lines.
SubInspector:
aegisub.text_extents:
aka.Cycles is largely the same as ua.Cycles but with a configuration editor inside Aegisub.
NN.farnhuah is an Aegisub frontend for zhconvert.
To use NN.farnhuah, select the line for farnhuah and click „farn huah“. To switch between chs and cht subtitles, click „chie huann chs her cht“.
On first launch, NN.farnhuah will show a configuration window. Create your own configuration from zhconvert's documentation, or click „Apply Preset“ to use the default config from SweetSub.
tkinter_alternatives.py is a fix for Aegisub VapourSynth Default Video Script if your Python installation does not come with Tkinter.
Download the file and put it in automation/vapoursynth in your Aegisub install location.
Open Aegisub, open „View > Options“ and select „VapourSynth“. In „Default Video Script“, find the import aegisub_vs line:
import aegisub_vs as aAdd the following line below import aegisub_vs line:
import tkinter_alternatives as askFind the line to generate keyframe:
__aegi_keyframes = a.get_keyframes(filename, clip, __aegi_keyframes, generate=a.GenKeyframesMode.ASK)Replace the line with:
__aegi_keyframes = a.get_keyframes(filename, clip, __aegi_keyframes, generate=a.GenKeyframesMode.ASK, ask_callback=ask.callback)aka.actor is a flag system visible to the user.
For example, when you backup a line with aka.BackupSection, a backup flag will be added to the commented line.
Check whether a flag exists and the number of times it exists on line:
aactor.flag(line, "backup")Set flag on line:
aactor.setFlag(line, "backup")Other functions include:
aactor.flag(line, flag)
aactor.setFlag(line, flag)
aactor.clearFlag(line, flag)
aactor.toggleFlag(line, flag)
aactor.onemoreFlag(line, flag)
aactor.onelessFlag(line, flag)aactor.field is a aka.singlesimple config specifying the field to place the flags. It has three possible values, actor, effect and style. It is synced across all scripts using aka.actor.
aka.config is a config module that features a builtin JSON editor with pretty JSON. aka.config2 provides the base JSON and file system functions while aka.config implements three readytouse config functions with GUI.
Readytouse config functions include:
aconfig.read_and_validate_config_if_empty_then_default_or_else_edit_and_save(self, config, config_supp, validation_func)
aconfig.read_and_validate_config_or_else_edit_and_save(self, config, config_supp, validation_func)
aconfig.read_edit_validate_and_save_config(self, config, config_supp, validation_func)Detailed tutorial is available at docs/Using aka.config and aka.config2.md.
aka.singlesimple is a config module. It stores one enum per config and the enum is synced* across all scrips requesting the same config.
-- Create a config
config = ss.make_config("aka.Testing", possible_values, default_value)
-- Get the current value
config:value()
-- Set the value
config:setValue(value)*: Loosely.
Detailed tutorial is available at docs/Using aka.singlesimple.md.
aka.optimising introduces a timing function for debugging.
Set aka.optimising.json under DependencyControl's configDir to { true }. Use optimising.start() to start the timer. Use optimising.lap(lap_name) to print time to aegisub.debug.out.
aka.outcome introduces Result and Option similar to Rust's std::result::Result and std::option::Option. It is based on mtdowling's Outcome and is used by aka.config, aka.config and many other Akatsumkusa's scripts.
Detailed introduction is available at docs/Using aka.outcome.md.
License Information
– Outcome is originally released by Michael Dowling under MIT License.
– It is modified with exisiting functions changed and new functions added by Akatsumekusa.
aka.threads is a synced aka.singlesimple config storing the number of threads used when multithreading.
aka.threads defaults to the number of logical processors on the system. Any multithreading script could get the number of threads to use from this config and also change this config at user's request.
threads = require("aka.threads")
-- Get the number of threads to use
threads.threads()
-- Change this config for all scripts
threads.setThreads(8)aka.unicode extends aegisub.unicode with a unicode.char(codepoint) function to turn codepoints back to characters.
aka.unsemantic is a version compare module that supports basic version format with two or three positive numbers separated by periods.
V = require("aka.unsemantic").V
assert(V"1.1.2" > V"1.0.24")Two-number version is treated as three-number version with a patch number of `-1``.
assert(V"2.1.0" > V"2.1")effil is a multithreading library for Lua.
Add aka.effil to DependencyControl's required modules. View the documents at the original repository.
It is recommended to use the synced module aka.threads for the number of threads to use when multithreading.
License Information
– effil is copyrighted to Mikhail Kupriyanov and Ilia Udalov and is licensed under MIT License.
LuaJIT-Request is a request module for LuaJIT based on libcurl.
Add aka.request to DependencyControl's required modules. View the documents at the original repository.
License Information
– LuaJIT-Request is copyrighted to Lucien Greathouse and is licensed under zlib License. It is adapted to Aegisub environment with minimum modifications.