Frame Counter Troubleshoot

Okay, I figured it out. I had to add some Python code to the existing animation_multiball277.py script written by Wayne Dixon for the MultiBall Rig and I had to delete the Animation component attached to the Text object. Here's how:

1. Expand the Text object's components and delete the Animation component
2. Select the Text Editor view in one of your view-ports and give yourself some room
3. Make sure the animation_multiball277.py script is selected as the text to be edited
4. After the rig_id = "Multiball_rig" assignment on line 13, add two more variable assignments:
   1. scene = bpy.context.scene
   2. obj = scene.objects['Text']
5. After the is_selected(conext, names) function definition on lines 62 to 73, add the following function definition:
   1. def recalculate_text(scene):
   2.       obj.data.body = str(scene.frame_current).zfill(2)
6. At the end of the file, after the if __name__ == '__main__': register() conditional statement, make this call to an existing handler with the function you just defined:
   1. bpy.app.handlers.frame_change_pre.append(recalculate_text)
7. Hit the Run Script button on the Text Editor view-port and you should be good-to-go
   1. Test this out by clicking through some frames in the Timeline view-port, you should be seeing the Text changing to the Frame count now.

Thanks a lot, Jacob! Great job!