Add language support for rendering errors and progress logs #1012
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Introduce a new `--language` flag to specify the language of local After Effects installation. Currently, support is added for English and German, which affects error and progress log parsing.
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@schubc that is an amazing addition! |
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This pull request introduces a new feature that adds language support for rendering errors and progress logs in After Effects.
The changes allow users to specify the language of their After Effects installation via a new --language flag. This flag directly impacts the parsing of error and progress messages from the renderer. Syntax and text from these logs can fluctuate based on the language, thus this feature enhances the versatility and compatibility of our tool across multiple language installations.
Changes:
Example use:
nexrender-worker-win64.exe --host=http://my-host:3000 --multi-frames --ae "v ERRORS_AND_PROGRESS" --language dePlease review and provide any feedback.