switching browser to grid when viewer is hidden
I wanted to set up a Lightroom-like workspace, with two different working modes:
If you have the browser set to filmstrip and hide the viewer, IMO the browser should switch to grid on its own (since a fullscreen filmstrip makes no sense). Also, I'd love it if the when the viewer is hidden, the thumbnail size would grow to take advantage of the extra space. But since C1 doesn't work this way, I created these simple scripts that lets me quickly switch between the two modes.
- viewer visible, with the browser below set to filmstrip
- viewer hidden, and the browser set to grid, filling the screen
If you have the browser set to filmstrip and hide the viewer, IMO the browser should switch to grid on its own (since a fullscreen filmstrip makes no sense). Also, I'd love it if the when the viewer is hidden, the thumbnail size would grow to take advantage of the extra space. But since C1 doesn't work this way, I created these simple scripts that lets me quickly switch between the two modes.
--Viewer On, Filmstrip Browser Below
tell application "Capture One 20" to tell current document
set the visible of the viewer to true
set the placement of the browser to bottom
set the mode of the browser to filmstrip
end tell
--Viewer Off, Grid Browser
tell application "Capture One 20" to tell current document
set the visible of the viewer to false
set the mode of the browser to grid
set the thumbnail zoom of the browser to 65
end tell
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Interesting idea. But can't you do this by saving two workspaces? 0 -
You could do it via workspaces, but then if you ever updated one of them (added a panel etc) they'd no longer match. Plus this will work for all workspaces. 0
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