Python - Browsers and Messaging - Flame 2023.1 @Autodesk_Flame
Python - Browsers and Messaging - Flame 2023.1  @Autodesk_Flame
Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 12 minutes ago
With the release of Flame 2023.1, more Python functionality has been added to the Flame Products. This is available via the Flame API and a full list is available on the Flame "What's New" Documentation. This includes the new PyTransition for the Timeline and various MediaHub controls. This video will specifically cover browsing and messaging functionality using Python. This should enhance your user experience while driving Flame through scripting.

Level: Intermediate
Recorded in: Autodesk Flame 2023.1

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00:00 - Introduction
00:42 - Browsing with PyBrowser
04:20 - Did you get the message?
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