Is it possible to use python to get the frame range stored in an imported alembic file? I assume it's on the cache datablock but I can't see anything that would yield this information.
many thanks
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Sign up to join this communityIs it possible to use python to get the frame range stored in an imported alembic file? I assume it's on the cache datablock but I can't see anything that would yield this information.
many thanks