All scripts using the PyFlame Library have been updated to work with Flame 20227.2.
An update to PySide with Flame 2027.2 was causing scripts to not load properly.
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All scripts using the PyFlame Library have been updated to work with Flame 20227.2.
An update to PySide with Flame 2027.2 was causing scripts to not load properly.
You can now add a Python script straight from its GitHub repository. On the Python Scripts page, open SUBMIT → SUBMIT A GITHUB REPO and paste the link to your public repo.
Before you submit:
test_script.py in a repo named test_script) with the standard Logik Portal docstring (see the submission guidelines).v1.2.0) must match the docstring's Script Version (1.2.0).Your repo is checked as soon as you submit.
Once your script is approved, updates are automatic: update the script and its docstring (Script Version, Update Date and a new Updates entry), commit, and publish a new release with the higher version. Logik Portal checks for new releases every hour. You get an email when your script goes live and after each update, and every email has an unsubscribe link.
A new version of the Logik Portal Flame script is now available.
Added: Tools Tab - Place for getting new OFX nodes and other useful tools for use with Flame. Added: Update button - Updates all/selected scripts with latest versions Fixed: Flame 2027.2 - can't connect to internet Fixed: Flare 2027.2 - script doesn't load
The Tools page is now live: https://logik-portal.com/tools/ — a catch-all for Flame tools that aren't Python scripts: OFX plugins, utilities, references and more. Each tool has its own entry with its description and downloads; tools that come from GitHub show the repo's README and, once there are several releases, a version history.
Submit your own: open the Tools page's SUBMIT tab. You can submit a GitHub repo (SUBMIT A GITHUB LINK) — after approval the portal stays in sync with the repo automatically — or upload a .zip (SUBMIT A FILE), which is reviewed before it goes live.