[Overview - Change colour of tasks/events]

Oh yes Francois! our setup looks very similar and when staff see that wall of squares all same colour their immediately stop using it, or dont even start.

 

I know this seems like a small issue but for people moving from spreadsheets this is a deal breaker.

[Web Player Review Tool Issues]

Cant wait for the client review tools to be in the web review!

 

Directors and supervisers crying out fro this.

[Client to play clips sequentially]

Oh I see. Yes I voted for this back in July last year.

[Client to play clips sequentially]

It would be most useful to be able to have clips plays through when loaded into the client review the same as in Web Player.

An option to move to next clip in options drop down, so would have: loop, single play and play next.

[Overview - Change colour of tasks/events]

For departments and teams it would be super helpful to be able to change the colour of tasks in Overview.

For instance Supervisers checking through assignments need to quickly identify the episode that artists have been assigned and where those task are scheduled.

See here all tasks are same colour, set by the project.

[Time logging]

Many thanks Lucas, we are just starting Ftrack development for the studio and this is exactly what we are investigating right now.

 

Chris

[Time logging]

Yes I think you are right.

If the user must set the timelogging to be turned on and off this would lead to much erroneous data as the users will often not start or stop the time log as they will forget (Even with reminders set!).

If the time logging had an option to start when set to "In progress' and then stop when set to "pending review" this would be very helpful. I have not fully investigated event listeners for this but I presume it can be done along side a custom attribute for entities.

[Time logging]

I'd really like to have a setting for time logging so it auto starts when status is set to "In Progress" and then stops when status set to "approved". This would not be good for calculated work hours but would give good data on life cycle length of a task.

I suspect others have a method for this already...