Launch Flame​

Head to the AYON Launcher, select your folder and task, and then launch Flame by clicking its icon in the launcher.

AYON Tools​

• AYON Global Tools

  • Workfiles

  • Creator / Publisher

  • Loader

  • Scene Inventory

• Pipeline Tools

  • Experimental Tools

AYON Flame Menus​

AYON Integration adds AYON menus in multiple locations within the Flame UI.

Main Menu	Timeline item Menu

Reels Menu	Media Panel Menu

Create and Publish Products​

The current publishing process is

1. Create a publish instance using Creator / Publisher menu.

2. Click publish ▶️ button.

Publishable Clip​

Steps for making a publishable clip:

• Select your clips in the timeline.

• Go to AYON -> Create, and select Create Publishable Clip.

• AYON publish attributes creator window will appear where you can specify multiple options for your publish instance.

• After that, you can go to AYON -> Publish which runs some validations before exporting and publishing your clip.

Once you create a publish instance, you'll start noticing that your clip is marked. these marks are objects that hold AYON publish metadata.

AYON Publish attributes creator

AYON publish attributes creator provides various options for you to tweak your publish instances. e.g. You can rename the clips, specify frame padding and etc.

Reviewable Source

In case you wish to publish reviewable video per plate:

1. Ensure the review toggle is enabled for the plate instance

2. Select either the appropriate track name or [clip's media] (will use the clip own source) as Reviewable Source

Vertical synchronization of attributes​

• This feature allows to publish multiple plate variant(s) per shot.

• The timeline must contain multiple tracks, one of those being the hero (driving) track. Per shot, the clip on the hero track will be driving the shot creation (shot length, shot resolution...).

• First, you need to rename sequence tracks, so they can be used as product variant names. Just simply RMB click on the track and select Rename Track.

  
  

• To publish multiple plates for a shot proceed as following:

  1. Set up a multiple track timeline. Rename each track to determine plate variants (e.g P01, P02 and P03)

  2. Pick-up one track to be the hero track and set your main plate clip onto it.

  3. Then, for each shot, stack additional plate clip(s) on other tracks, aligned with the hero/main plate clip. Clips can be shorter than the main hero track clip, but not longer.

  4. (Optional) You can setup another track to contain your review material

  5. Select all clips that needs to be published

  6. In the creator enable vertical align and select your main track as the hero track.

  7. Create instances by hitting "Create"

  8. Ensure all instances are parented to the same shot, which length is driven by the hero clip.

  

Speed retime and Timewarp​

Clip retiming via TimeWarp FX is supported. When such an effect is applied to a clip, it is automatically detected and stored as metadata for the relevant plate product.

Loading Products​

You can load products using Loader like any other addons.

Currently, we place the loaded media in the Media Panel as Reels or Batch clips with conversion to OpenClip. This allows you to manually place them in the timeline as needed.

Manage versions of loaded clips​

Flame addon, unlike other addons, doesn't include Inventory manager. Alternatively, you should be able to set versions of your loaded media via Reels and Media panel menus using Source Versions action.