Where can people go for help / support / discussions about Glaxnimate?
Unless I’m mistaken, there is no Glaxnimate Forum. (I don’t think the Report Issues site count as a forum)
The entire User Manual fits on one, short single page.
Almost no tutorials available. I think I found 2 on YouTube. One is showing how to change the UI theme…
No doubt these problems will fix themselves over time. But Glaxnimate is available right now under the hood of Shotcut’s new release. People will have questions.
That’s not correct. There are links and you need to look around the site menu more. People can use this forum to discuss it, but bugs outside the integration will not be tracked and addressed directly here. People will be referred to its bug tracker. I know someone working on a video tutorial, but it will not be comprehensive. This is an opportunity for many external tutorial makers.
The Edit… button is working well now in nightly 2022.06.09 if animation.rawr is in the Source tab.
But I’m still getting the same problem if animation.rawr is on the V1 track on the timeline.
Only when I put it on V2 or above, I can edit it normally in Glaxnimate through the Edit… button.
Yes but this isn’t an export fail. It crashes Shotcut when you simply try to bring it in.
Is there some kind of warning dialog that can come up telling the user that at this time this kind of json file is not compatible with Shotcut/Glaxnimate to avoid the crash until that can be debugged?
It was not crashing for me on Linux where I was working. It is on Windows and basically the same as this Windows specific bug:
Except this crash happens even at display scale 100%. In any case, yes, I can add a quick test of the file based on its extension in a melt child process. There will not be a dialog. It will do like it does with other unsupported files today: a failed to open message in the status area.
Start a new project. Bring any a video or audio only file to the Source tab. Add an audio track (A1) not a video track. Bring the clip from the Source tab onto the A1 on the timeline. Save it as an mlt project file. Start Shotcut again. If you try to open the mlt file through Open File Shotcut will crash. If you try to drag the mlt file to the Shotcut program Shotcut won’t crash but the project will not load.
