The aim of this lab is to look at methods of batch processing data (scene files) using both built in Unix / Linux tools as well as python.
Standard unix tools for finding things Unix has a number of tools to allow searching and locating files.
The aim of this lab is to setup our python environment in the lab and give you the ability to setup something similar at home. I will video it live and upload afterwards as this will mainly be an interactive session.
The aim of this lab is to introduce some core Python (3) concepts and ideas. Whilst some of these may seem unconnected I use many of these techniques and ideas day to day and will generally form part of a larger python ecosystems and deployment.
PyEnv can be installed by downloading from here https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv or if using a mac use brew install pyenv
If downloading from github do the following
git clone https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv.git ~/.pyenv cd ~/.
When running the following code in a mayapy session
import maya.standalone maya.standalone.initialize(name='python') The interpreter never returns for the next line of code.
TL;DR was an issue with my userSetup.py where I use cmds.
Why do I need it? Life is too short to tidy up code by hand. Black is an opinionated python formatter. By using it, you agree to cede control over minutiae of hand-formatting.
Why do I need it? numpy is “The fundamental package for scientific computing with Python”. In particular it gives us fast and efficient array types which can be used with C/C++ types as well.
Why do I need it? These two co-related modules will make your command line tools better. “Rich is a Python library for rich text and beautiful formatting in the terminal”, “Textual is a TUI (Text User Interface) framework for Python inspired by modern web development.
This project presents a modular rigging pipeline that enables user to create rigs using either Python API directly or via node-based interface. The system aims to be extensible, allowing rigger to add new custom rig components or extend already existing ones. In order to be tool-oriented this pipeline utilizes metadata concept and component to Python class bindings which leads to consistent functionality for any additional tools.
Vulkan is a low-level graphics and compute API which aims to provide users with faster draw speeds by removing overhead from the driver. The user is expected to explicitly provide the details previously generated by the driver. The resulting extra code can be difficult to understand and taxing to write for beginners, leading to the need for a helper library.