Hi Ilia,

Thanks a lot for the quick and clear reply!

That makes sense. I had a feeling it might be a limitation of the current API. I’ll definitely follow up with the Redshift team on their forum to confirm whether there’s any workaround or future support planned for accessing those fields.

Appreciate your help and the reference to the related thread!

Cheers,
Anthony

Hi everyone,

I'm currently working on a Python script for Cinema 4D using Redshift, and I'm trying to retrieve the Output Folder path from a RS Bakeset.

I've tried several approaches to get the parameter ID, but so far, no luck. I haven’t been able to find the correct constant or method to access that field via Python.

For context, I'm using the latest versions of both Cinema 4D and Redshift.

Does anyone know how to access the Output Folder path from the Bakeset object? A parameter ID, code snippet, or even just a hint in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hi Maxime,

Thank you very much for your response and for sharing your script. I wanted to let you know that I had already given it a try by saving the colorspaces (keyed by ID) into a JSON file. It worked, but that approach wasn’t really optimized or completely effective.

Thanks to your reply, I tested your script and only had to make a small modification to fix an error I had on my machine (the issue with “DictType” not being defined). I replaced that with the standard Dict from Python’s typing module, and now the script works like a charm!

I really appreciate you taking the time to provide your insights and the script. It’s been extremely helpful and has moved my project forward considerably!

Best regards,
Anthony

Hello everyone,
I’m looking to automate the following process in Redshift using a Python script: change the ColorSpace of all textures in a C4D project (for example, from RAW to sRGB) with a single click. Additionally, I’d like to store the current ColorSpace values to be able to revert back to their original state, similar to how it's done in the RS Asset Manager.

As I’m not an expert in Python, I would greatly appreciate any guidance or code examples that could help me achieve this.

Thank you so much for your help and expertise, it’s really appreciated!