seqls¶

seqls lists all frame sequences in the current directory, grouping files by pattern. This is useful for quickly seeing what sequences are present in a shot or render folder.

Usage¶

seqls

Options¶

• --missing-frames, -m: List missing frames from sequences.
• --only-sequences, -o: Only consider sequences, ignore other files.
• --version: Show version and exit.

Examples¶

List all files in the current directory, with sequence grouping:

seqls

• Output example:

./COS_002_0045_comp_NFX_v001.1001-1054#.exr
./meridian.21000-21006,21008@@@@@.tif
./testcp.11-19x2#.tif
./notsequence.tif

List only sequences in the current directory:

seqls -o

• Output example:

./COS_002_0045_comp_NFX_v001.1001-1054#.exr
./meridian.21000-21006,21008@@@@@.tif
./testcp.11-19x2#.tif

List only sequences in the current directory, and identify missing frames:

seqls -o -m

• Output example:

./COS_002_0045_comp_NFX_v001.1001-1054#.exr
./meridian.21000-21006,21008@@@@@.tif
Missing frames: 21007
./testcp.11-19x2#.tif
Missing frames: 0012-0018x2

List only files matching "COS*":

seqls -o -m "COS*"

• Output example:

COS_002_0045_comp_NFX_v001.1001-1054#.exr