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Great script, however there seems to be a flaw when a scene continues onto the next page. The converter creates a new scene header which, for those of us using this script to do scene parsing, means a duplicate scene.
Example: This scene below only occurs once in the script's PDF but creates two scenes since the contents of the scene in the PDF continued onto the next page.
},
{
"scene_info": {
"region": "EXT.",
"location": "DIRT ROAD",
"time": [
"LATER"
]
},
"scene": [
{
"type": "ACTION",
"content": [
{
"text": "A few vehicles line the road as the remaining volunteers pack up and head home for the day."
}
]
}
]
}
]
},
{
"content": [
{
"scene_info": {
"region": "EXT.",
"location": "DIRT ROAD",
"time": [
"LATER"
]
},
"scene": [
{
"type": "ACTION",
"content": [
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Great script, however there seems to be a flaw when a scene continues onto the next page. The converter creates a new scene header which, for those of us using this script to do scene parsing, means a duplicate scene.
Example: This scene below only occurs once in the script's PDF but creates two scenes since the contents of the scene in the PDF continued onto the next page.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: