FrameIO & Flame

Hi Everybody,

I’ve been working on some scripts for our team and thought I’d share them now that they are working well for us. Once the scripts are working, you can:

  • upload to FrameIO w/out leaving Flame.

  • automatically version stack when uploading.

  • automatically create FrameIO projects based on the nickname of your project.

  • retrieve comments directly from FrameIO without having to download a csv.

I’ve also made an update to the FrameIO .csv script that @andymilkis started. That being said, there’s a lot of legwork that needs to be done in order to get the scripts up and running. There are 14 required steps and 3 optional ones. It’s all pretty easy, but will take an hour or two. I believe you also need an Enterprise FrameIO Account. We’ve tested it in 2023.2. If you’re still interested, I have more info, scripts, and required modules here.

Let me know here if you all have any questions.

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Wow! Thanks so much, John!

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You’ve done some serious homework there. Thanks @john-geehreng

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Drake Reaction GIF by DJ Khaled

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I’ve made some updates to a couple of scripts and added two more to the Logik Portal.

New scripts: Get Status and Set Status
These are self explanatory, but are limited to 2025.1 and higher because I’m using color coding like this because it’s similar to FrameIO color coding:

Updates:
conform uploader

  • Automatically versions up a timeline if there’s a version with the same name already on FrameIO - assumes there’s a v## or V##.
  • Upload Progress Bar
  • Simplified the dumb way I was searching for a shared library

get comments

  • Started using the color coding above but it’ll still work with versions below 2025.1.

Edit - There’s no need to update the config file if you’ve already done that. If you haven’t, there’s a pdf that explains where to get the info the config file will need.

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@john-geehreng - color coding and tags make flame better

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The new FrameIO V4 API is not open to the public anymore only for enterprise customers…

so thats great … /not