[Markus Mustermann]

a friend of mine wrote me a batch script for windows that identifies missing files (frames) in sequence and prints the frame numbers in a txt file.
it’s ideal for long sequences – however it only checks if the files exist – so broken files will not be reported.

here ist the script: (copy paste in text document and rename missing.BAT)
this script checkes the folder: c:\folder0\”folder number one”\
for missing files named: FileName[#####].png
—–
@echo off

set startframe=3383
set endframe=6425
set leading=0000
set folder=c:\folder0\”folder number one”\
set filename=FileName
set filetype=.png

set ZAEHLER=%startframe%
set neuerChunk=0

:start
if “%ZAEHLER%”==”%startframe%” echo MISSING %filetype% FILES in %folder% – start:%startframe% end:%endframe% list:>> missing_frames.txt
if “%ZAEHLER%”==”%endframe%” goto end
set z=%leading%%ZAEHLER%
set z=%z:~-5%

if not exist %folder%%filename%%z%%filetype% (
if “%neuerChunk%”==”1” (
echo ##### >> missing_frames.txt
set neuerChunk=0
)
echo %z% >> missing_frames.txt
) ELSE (
set neuerChunk=1
)
set /a ZAEHLER = %ZAEHLER% + 1
goto start

:end
echo end of list >> missing_frames.txt

echo check missing_frames.txt
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