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[OperaNole]

Sorry Neil, I was out of town!

I will attach them on the forum shortly.

Richard

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[OperaNole]

Here you go.

[NeilR]

@OperaNole  Here's what it looks like for me when I run your workflow, yours looks different?:

[OperaNole]

It runs great, but the images are low-res.    If I size them at all they look like **bleep**.

I was wondering if there was a way to set the resolution on the image output....

[NeilR]

@OperaNole  Perhaps your resolution in the Render tool is misconfigured? Try changing to 1x...

[mark_oshea]

My first attempt at making a Python tool:

Window Calculations!

It takes in 2 main inputs, Window Type (Rolling or Expanding) and Window Calculation (Min, Max, Sum, Avg, St. Dev). I had been creating macros for these tasks in the past, so I thought a nice flexible tool would speed things up a bit.

If anyone has any suggestions for different calculations or other window parameters, I would love to hear what you think.