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    • Skulpture
      Skulpture Izzy Guru last edited by

      A very specific request - was wondering if an actor could be made to rename a scene?

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        DusX Tech Staff @Skulpture last edited by

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        Anything is possible I would think. Can't imagine this would be a widely needed feature though. What is your use-case?

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          Skulpture Izzy Guru @DusX last edited by

          @dusx A client project. Nothing too fancy - but all under NDA. I basically have 59+ images in my media bin and I was wanting to rename the scenes to the images that take up the whole screen/ouput so I can keep track of everything. 

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            Woland Tech Staff @Skulpture last edited by

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            Theoretically you could do it automatically using the Get Media File Name actor to feed the text into a Pythoner actor that then keystrokes the keyboard shortcut for rename Scene then pastes the file name into the Scene name.

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              Woland Tech Staff @Skulpture last edited by Woland

              @skulpture

              Here's a Pythoner file that does exactly that. It can take a media file name and rename a scene after the file name.

              I tested it only on macOS, so you'd need to test it on Windows, but it should have code to handle working on Windows already. The script is not too complex, so it should be fine.

              python-rename-scene-after-media-2025-08-14-4.1.3.zip

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                Skulpture Izzy Guru @Woland last edited by

                @woland Thanks will check it out - that's pretty advanced stuff. Cheers.

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                  Woland Tech Staff @Skulpture last edited by

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                  It's basically just taking the file name from the Get Media File Name actor, then doing the equivalent of these keystrokes:

                  1. Cmd+c (copy)
                  2. Cmd+r (rename scene)
                  3. Cmd+v (paste)
                  4. Enter (confirm Scene Name)

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                    Woland Tech Staff @Skulpture last edited by Woland

                    @skulpture said:

                    Thanks will check it out

                    Feel free to let me know if you have any issues with it. It should be easy enough to fix since the actions I'm performing are independent from each other and not very complex.

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                      Woland Tech Staff @Skulpture last edited by

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                      I updated my file and User Actors to make them even easier to use python-rename-scene-after-media-v3-2025-08-19-4.1.3.zip

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