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idleberg avatar idleberg commented on August 23, 2024
Indexes in webvs JSON?

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azeem avatar azeem commented on August 23, 2024

The lack of activity is mostly just a conflict between things that've been going on with my life, wanting to explore some non-AVS ideas with this project (like my voxer branch for 3D, making effect parameters scriptable etc.) and efforts involved in making WebVS compatible with AVS presets (basically the reverse engineering of AVS).

But if there is enough interest and more importantly, HELP. I'd like to put in some more effort.

About your question. Child effects are stored in the components field which is an array, not a hash map. The rendering order is basically the order of components in this list. The general structure for any Container component (viz. The root EffectsList, or any other EffectsList) is this

{
    "components": [
        { ... },
        { ... },
        .... More Components ....
        { ... },
        { ... }
    ],
    ....
}

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grandchild avatar grandchild commented on August 23, 2024

yes, json arrays keep their ordering over serialization/parse cycles just fine. (which is exactly what i output in my converters: json arrays (effect lists) of json objects (effects).)

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