I'm happy to roll your changes into public ocioconvert. My only concern would be to confirm the new additions do not modify any prior existing behaviors. (There are other facilities who have rolled

This is veering from the original thread a bit but for various reasons, oiiotool seems not to be able to do the proper combination of things that we require. Our own Andrew Wood has made what he

@dbr, Did you write in a post, here or on github, that you are working on updating the ICC usage in Photoshop documentation? I was going to write some of notes as well and update the OCIO

In reference to Issue #291, I've posted a pull request as a fix. Here's the link: http://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/298

Please do add the pre-built installation guides in the docs (as you mention). Thanks! -- Jeremy

Think it was you (or your helpful evil-twin)

+1 Indeed! Share away

and if it's a lot of code, sometimes a github 'gist' is good for sharing snippets like this: https://gist.github.com/

+1... Let's see it. -- jeremy

I don't even know if this is of any use at all (since my programming skills in Photoshop is very limited), but we wrote a little script that allows you to toggle between two ICC profiles by just using

Wasn't a problem on your end. :) ocio itself only really requires cmake 2.6 to build but the documentation build uses functions only provided by 2.8. RHEL/CentOS only has 2.6 but I helped get a

Oh, it looks like someone already did this for me on 1.0.8, correct? If not, I'll do a pull request.. Yes, I remember now saying that we should do that once the packages were accepted but never got

I use git here but not as part of a public project. Oh - I hadn't seen that. Yeah I'll take a look - thanks for the pointer. It's pretty daunting but probably well worth me trying it out. I'll give

Both of those look good to get into the main repo. Are you comfortable submitting a pull request? If not, I am happy too. Out of curiosity, i'll have to admit that I'm a bit of a newbie in terms of

Is this your first stab at using git as well? We've the very few first steps outlined on the ocio website, http://opencolorio.org/developers/getting_started.html The rough steps are: make a github

I didn't realize you were doing ugly patching. You should have ocio-dev for a dot release sooner! Tags are free after all... ;) -- Jeremy

Yay! No more patching on Fedora! Also, since we now have a cmake28 package in Fedora EPEL I don't have to do any ugly cmake hacks anymore for RHEL/CentOS/SL 6. Thanks, Richard

I already have a fix. But I've never committed anything to github. If someone will walk me through the process, I'll be happy to commit my fix.

No worries! I just had to solve this icc/Photoshop issue at CBS to make sure current color pipeline works for our matte department.

Your help on a windows build/installer would be very much appreciated. Thanks so much! Many smaller studios will forever be in your debt, should you complete this quest successfully. :) One of the