Command · Reframe Again
reframe.rerun
Makes a reframed sequence again from its source sequence (after the source was edited), with the parameters it was made with, or new ones given here.
- v1
- Capability EditProject
- Tool
reframe_rerun
Request
{
"command": "reframe.rerun",
"params": {
"sequence": 2
}
}Parameters
anchor(number (0.0..1.0))[], min 2- Anchor mode: the point to keep centred, [x, y] in 0..1 of the picture.
aspectstring- Aspect of the new sequence: "9:16" (vertical), "1:1", "4:5", "16:9" or any "W:H". Default "9:16".
fit`crop` | `letterbox` | `blur`- Where the subjects cannot fit: "crop" anyway (default), zoom out with "letterbox" bars, or zoom out over a "blur"red fill.
heightinteger (16..8192)- Output height in pixels (with width).
marginnumber (0.0..0.4)- Room kept around a subject, as a fraction of the frame. Default 0.04.
mode`follow` | `faces` | `speaker` | `anchor`- What the frame follows: "follow" the main subject of each shot (default), keep all "faces" in, the "speaker" who is talking, or a fixed "anchor" point.
previewboolean- Report the frame path of each clip for drawing (default true).
sequenceinteger (1..)- The reframed sequence to make again.
smoothnessnumber (0.0..1.0)- 0 = follow closely .. 1 = move only when needed. Default 0.5.
widthinteger (16..8192)- Output width in pixels (with height). Default: the source's short side kept.
Discussion
Makes a reframed sequence again from its source sequence (after the source was edited), with the parameters it was made with, or new ones given here. It replaces the reframed sequence's contents (its manual keyframe changes too); its id, name and bin stay. Fails when the source sequence was deleted.
Run it with wabcut-cli cmd <project> --json, from an MCP client as reframe_rerun, or from an extension. See Edit commands for requests, references and results.
See also
reframe.*
- reframe.createSequence
Auto Reframe. Makes a copy of a sequence at another aspect ("9:16" for vertical shorts, "1:1", "4:5", "16:9") whose video clips keep their subjects in frame: per shot, a smooth virtual camera (still, then steady pans) follows the main subject, all faces, the speaker or an anchor.