Simple Python Script for EBSynth File Creation

I will provide a simple Python script that you will modify. This should operate on Windows 10. Python version doesn't matter, so long as it's widely compatible. The script creates .ebs (EBSynth) files, which are plain-text files that define the paths for the Keyframes and Sequence folders, along with other rendering parameters for the software EBSynth. The Python script will generate these .ebs files by writing the necessary data. The task involves: 1. Generating an EBSynth (.ebs) file with a Python script. These files need to load keyframes and equences from a specified folder path, into the ebs file. 2. Overcoming Keyframe Limitations: Since EBSynth only allows 24 keyframes at a time, this python script allows me to create a custom ebs that can import unlimited keyframes. 3. UI Manipulation: Ensure that the “Run All” command remains accessible, regardless of the number of keyframes. (addition more keyframes will extend the UI off the screen, making the button unclickable). INSTRUCTION VIDEO: Please watch the short instruction video. It demonstrates exactly how the script should work: WATCH HERE: [login to view URL] RESOURCES: The Ebsynth software - You MIGHT need to download it, or you might not. It is free and small and no install. - [login to view URL] Existing python scripts: v1 is the original that I was given. v2 is a script I have attempted to modify myself, but still does not do what I need it to do. Google Drive: Here are test keyframes and sequence folder in rar format for you to download, if you would like to test your python script. 900mb - [login to view URL]

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