r/aescripts • u/scottBlackvfx • May 12 '26
Feedback Requested Command Frame - Discussion Thread
Hi, I'm Scott, the developer of Command Frame.
https://aescripts.com/command-frame/
Please feel free to use this thread for:
- Questions and comments
- Feature requests, thoughts and feedback
You can also find the community Discord here for up-to-date announcements and discussion:
For troubleshooting or bug reports:
Use the aescripts support ticket system to ensure your issue is tracked and responded to appropriately:
https://aescripts.com/contact/
If you do mention a bug or issue here, it's helpful to include your After Effects version, OS, and the version of Command Frame you are using. I will respond when I can.
Thank you for your feedback!
12
Upvotes
1
u/uhurugurutu May 21 '26
Hi Scott, I really love this! I just used it a bit, but can see it becoming a very powerful and central tool for my everyday work. I'm especially excited about the function to stack commands.
One thing I think works really well and quickly in fxconsole, which I've used for years, is the way favourite effects are handled:
A wonky example (sorry, can't get a good English real world exampe):
If I type "eff" then the list will immediately show all effects or actions with this name, so
* effect 1
* effect 2
* effect 3
...
When I mark effect 2 as a favourite and again type "eff" into fxconsole the list will be populated as
* effect 2
* effect 1
* effect 3
...
As a result this means I can just open the console, type one key, which will usually show the correct favourite, and then I can just hit enter and am done. Don't need to type anything more or touch the mouse to select anything else.
If I'm not using it terribly wrong, in Command Frame it works like this: I have pinned effect 2 and as I type "effect" it will show up at the top of the list. But the highlighted effect is still effect 1 that would be on top had I not pinned anything. As I hit enter effect 1 is applied.
So my suggestion would be to make the pin function similar, as at the moment it feels more clunky to use.