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The tool is amazing for sure, but when dealing with 10,000 frames, I wish I could just use keys to handle a string of bad faces. Right key, delete, right key delete. Or even SHIFT or CTRL click to select the faces in view I definitely don't want then Delete. Right now I end up doing a lot of mouse movement and clicking and it seems really inefficient. Am I missing something?

Sadly not. It's something I do want to add though, but (as I always say) there are many, many things on my todo list.

As with all areas of the code, I would welcome Pull Requests in this area.

In the meantime, for bulk actions, it is very much easier to do this with your OS's file explorer than in the manual tool. I appreciate that this is not always possible.

I see. So extract all the faces and delete ones that aren't any good? The only problem is that what I'm trying to delete are not faces, but alignments where the face is at far too strong an angle. I suppose I could look for the thumbs where I suspect the alignment won't be any good, delete those, then rebuild alignments from the faces... is that right? Or just use the "remove faces" function?

torzdf wrote: ↑Sun Feb 05, 2023 3:04 pm

Sadly not. It's something I do want to add though, but (as I always say) there are many, many things on my todo list.

As with all areas of the code, I would welcome Pull Requests in this area.

In the meantime, for bulk actions, it is very much easier to do this with your OS's file explorer than in the manual tool. I appreciate that this is not always possible.

By the way, I glossed over the part where you said "you" wanted to add it. I should have said this is amazing work and I thank you for any contributions to the tool that you've made. I doubt it's in a language I know well enough to tinker with, but I'll consider looking if I have time (but seriously, likely beyond me in terms of time and talent).

If you don't mind another suggestion - something I was thinking of that might be of immense use: a very light macro capability.

I find that for up to a hundred frames in a row, the alignment can be fixed just by grabbing a specific corner (the corner changes depending on the frames) and dragging it a few click to towards one of the corners of the frame. I end up doing the same move over and over and if it were possible to "record" the change in position ("top left box drag down and right by 30 px") and then replay it, I could make the change in a click or two. Just an idea, but that aside, thanks again for everything

This is one of those requests that comes up every couple of months, and probably one of the most requested for sure. I think the problem torz has said in the past is the complexity of the tool, and the difficulty in adding something like this. But you are not the first, and won't be the last to suggest this.