Project Management Week 02


This week I spent a lot of time designing and researching my Project management tool.
I concepted the GUI:



As well as starting to collect and learn which scripts I will need to make this GUI functional. So far, I have a working script that can:

  • create subfolders
  • change the directory to a new location
  • prints the current directory
  • make a new directory at the current directory
  • rename the directories
  • delete both empty and non-empty directories

Unfortunately, these scripts are still too hard-coded to work the way I want them too. Next week, I will be getting these to be less hardcoded as well as function with my GUI that I will start to finalize in PyQt. Finally, I have begun researching the scripts to convert non-universal files into FBX or Alembic file types. And I have knowledge of the script for the FBX, now I must use that knowledge for my tool.

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