A script that renders selected Synfig project file into a png-sequence.

To install just download the script and copy it to your Nautilus script folder and make it executable (chmod +x synfig_render_to_png-seq).

To use it just select your .sif or .sifz-file, right-click and run the script. The file is now rendered to a png-sequence in a folder beside the Synfig-file.

I’ve set the render size to 1920×1080px but you can change this to whatever you’d like to have inside the script.

Licensed as Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0

A handy little script that creates a list-file that you can import into Synfig Studio.

To install just download the script and copy it to your Nautilus script folder and make it executable (chmod +x synfig_png-seq>list).
Usage is equally simple; select the images you want to import as a sequence and run the script from your nautilus-menu.

Licenced as Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0

This is a Nautilus script that takes any movie and converts it to an image sequence and creates an accompanying .lst-file which you can import into Synfig.

To install just download the script and copy it to your Nautilus script folder and make it executable (chmod +x convert-movie-to-png-seq).
To use it select any movie file, right click it and choose the script from the Script sub-menu.
Now it creates a folder named as your movie-file minus the extension, in which it outputs an image sequence and a .lst-file which you can import into Synfig.

Note that I’ve set the image size to 480×270 and the frame rate to 25fps which you easily can change to whatever you prefer within the script file.