BrushCue Script Command Line Tool Is Now Available on Snapcraft
The BrushCue Script command line tool is now available on Snapcraft. If you are on a Linux distribution with snap support, you can install it with a single command and start running BrushCue Scripts from your terminal. You can find it on its Snapcraft page.
Getting Started
Install the snap:
sudo snap install bcueOnce it is installed, run a script by passing it to the bcue command:
bcue run script.bcueThe command line tool executes the same BrushCue Script language you use elsewhere in the BrushCue system. You can use this tool to give your AI agents the ability to edit BrushCue projects or set up your own rendering workflows.
What's Next
This tool will be kept in sync with what you see in the 1st party online editors and the Python package. If you run into issues or have requests, reach out to support@brushcue.com or open an issue on our GitHub repo.