How to combine 2 directories from CONVERTRAW

Hi Guys,

I love the scripting/command-line interface to Siril, because I can wrap it in Python and automate it. For example:

siril -s /home/image/siril/scripts/DSLR-CONVERT-LIGHT.ssf -d "/media/image/Data/Astro/Astro-photography/constellations/Cyg/C27/Canon-450D-light/ISO400-180s-289K/raw"
1601195876: running command convertraw
1601195901: running command cd
1601195901: running command close

Here is DSLR-CONVERT-LIGHT.ssf, which is dynamically built:

#convert light frames
convertraw LIGHT_ -start=100 -out=/media/image/Data/Astro/Astro-photography/constellations/Cyg/C27/Canon-450D-light/ISO400-180s-288K/fit
cd ~ 
close

So I’d like to use the -start=0, -start=100, -start=200 to combine different night’s shootings into a single converted directory. Sadly Siril deletes the -out directory at the beginning of the script losing the first set of converted files, so it requires a lot of copying/moving of files. is there a way round this?

Regards

Steve.

Ok, mea culpa. I was deleting my own files before running. :face_with_hand_over_mouth:

Apologies for the confusion.

Steve.

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