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 # Make file input draggable (2025-08-15 18:13Z)
 
-_**User**_
+_**User (2025-08-15 18:13Z)**_
 
 can we make this draggable so the input are the file(s) dragged onto it, and the output still goes to \output ?
 
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-_**Assistant**_
+_**Assistant (default)**_
 
 I'll modify the batch file to make it draggable so you can drag .blend files onto it, and it will process those specific files while still outputting to the `\output` folder.
 
 
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+Tool use: **edit_file**
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 <details><summary>Edit file: compress_blend_files.bat</summary>
 
 I'm modifying the batch file to accept dragged files as input instead of processing all files in an input folder, while keeping the output to the \output directory.
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-_**User**_
+_**User (2025-08-15 18:13Z)**_
 
 Starting Blender file compression...
 Creating Python script: compress_blend_temp.py
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-_**Assistant**_
+_**Assistant (default)**_
 
 I see the issue! The problem is with the escape characters in the batch file when creating the Python script. The `^` characters are being interpreted incorrectly. Let me fix this by properly escaping the Python code in the batch file.
 
 
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+Tool use: **edit_file**
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 <details><summary>Edit file: compress_blend_files.bat</summary>
 
 I'm fixing the escape character issues in the Python script generation by properly handling the quotes and special characters in the batch file.