def executeMayabatch(self):
"""The final method used to bake the textures on the deported machine.
It will only bake the shaders in self.toBake if there is any (if a shader is selected in the UI for example),
otherwise it will bake all the shaders added.
"""
tdLib.loadPlugin('Turtle')
for shader in self.toBake or self.shaders:
print 'SHADER NAME: ', shader
print 'SHADER MODE: ', shader.mode
print 'Render Attr: ', shader.renderAttr
print 'Shader Attr: ', shader.shaderAttr
# Assign surfaceshader noir sur tous les meshes ?
for shader in self.toBake or self.shaders:
for udim in shader.udims:
filename = '{}.10{}{}.tga'.format(shader.fileName, udim[1],
udim[0] + 1)
cmd = self.constructTurtleCommand(shader, udim, filename)
tdLib.createDir(shader.texturePath) # Create directory?
self.bakeShader(shader, cmd)
fullpath = tdLib.normpath(
os.path.join(shader.texturePath, filename))
self.result.append(
'<a href="file://{0}" {1}>{0}</a> - <a href="rvlink://{0}" {1}>Open in RV</a>'
.format(fullpath, 'style="text-decoration: none"'))
print '<br />'.join(
self.result
) # This is used by the Mayabatch lib to send the result by mail.
def preview(self, shaders):
for shader in shaders[::-1]:
try:
for udim in shader.udims:
filename = '{}.10{}{}.tga'.format(shader.fileName, udim[1], udim[0]+1)
cmd = self.constructTurtleCommand(shader, udim, filename, '/tmp', self.dividor)
logger.debug(cmd)
self.bakeShader(shader, cmd)
pattern = '-directory \"(.*?)\" -fileName \"(.*?)\"'
reg = re.search(pattern, cmd)
path = tdLib.normpath(os.path.join(reg.group(1), reg.group(2)))
nodeFile, placement = tdLib.createFileNode()
cmds.setAttr('{}.fileTextureName'.format(nodeFile), path, type="string")
cmds.setAttr('{}.uvTilingMode'.format(nodeFile), 3)
cmds.setAttr('{}.uvTileProxyGenerate'.format(nodeFile), 1)
cmds.connectAttr(nodeFile + '.outColor', shader.name + '.color', force=True)
except ZeroDivisionError:
self.render(shader)
except UnboundLocalError:
logger.warning('No UDIMs in the shader.')
except RuntimeError as e:
if 'cannot be connected to' in repr(e):
cmds.connectAttr(nodeFile + '.output3D', shader.name + '.outColor', force=True)
if 'The destination attribute' in repr(e):
cmds.connectAttr(nodeFile + '.outColor', shader.name + '.outColor', force=True)
elif 'No object matches name: {}.uvTilingMode'.format(nodeFile) in repr(e):
# This is used for Maya version < 2015. You could use a plusMinusAverage node instead and several file nodes to have the same effect.
# This old method does not displays the textures in the UV editor, but it works great in the viewport 1 unlike the current method.
# See revision 3897 to activate this old mode by uncommenting the code
pass
else:
raise e
def setPreset(self, preset):
# self._preset = preset
try:
cmds.select('TurtleRenderOptions')
path = os.path.join(os.path.split(__file__)[0], 'presets', '{}.mel'.format(preset))
path = tdLib.normpath(path)
mel.eval('source "{}"'.format(path))
except ValueError:
pass
def setPreset(self, preset):
# self._preset = preset
try:
cmds.select('TurtleRenderOptions')
path = os.path.join(
os.path.split(__file__)[0], 'presets', '{}.mel'.format(preset))
path = tdLib.normpath(path)
mel.eval('source "{}"'.format(path))
except ValueError:
pass
def constructTurtleCommand(self, shader, udim, filename, forcePath=None, dividor=1):
directory = shader.texturePath
if forcePath:
directory = tdLib.normpath(forcePath)
resolution = int(shader.renderAttr['resolution'] / dividor)
alpha = shader.renderAttr['alpha']
merge = shader.renderAttr['merge']
bilinear = shader.renderAttr['tbBilinearFilter']
edgeDilation = shader.renderAttr['tbEdgeDilation']
UvRange = shader.renderAttr['tbUvRange']
Umin, Vmin = udim
cmd = 'ilrTextureBakeCmd '
for shape in shader.shapes:
cmd = cmd + '-target "%s" ' % shape
cmd = cmd + '-camera "persp" -directory "%s" -fileName "%s" -width %s -height %s -alpha %s -bilinearFilter %s -edgeDilation %s -merge %s -uvRange %s -uMin %s -uMax %s -vMin %s -vMax %s ' % (
directory, filename, resolution, resolution, alpha, bilinear, edgeDilation, merge, UvRange, Umin, Umin + 1, Vmin, Vmin + 1)
logger.debug(cmd)
return cmd
def preview(self, shaders):
for shader in shaders[::-1]:
try:
for udim in shader.udims:
filename = '{}.10{}{}.tga'.format(shader.fileName, udim[1],
udim[0] + 1)
cmd = self.constructTurtleCommand(shader, udim, filename,
'/tmp', self.dividor)
logger.debug(cmd)
self.bakeShader(shader, cmd)
pattern = '-directory \"(.*?)\" -fileName \"(.*?)\"'
reg = re.search(pattern, cmd)
path = tdLib.normpath(os.path.join(reg.group(1), reg.group(2)))
nodeFile, placement = tdLib.createFileNode()
cmds.setAttr('{}.fileTextureName'.format(nodeFile),
path,
type="string")
cmds.setAttr('{}.uvTilingMode'.format(nodeFile), 3)
cmds.setAttr('{}.uvTileProxyGenerate'.format(nodeFile), 1)
cmds.connectAttr(nodeFile + '.outColor',
shader.name + '.color',
force=True)
except ZeroDivisionError:
self.render(shader)
except UnboundLocalError:
logger.warning('No UDIMs in the shader.')
except RuntimeError as e:
if 'cannot be connected to' in repr(e):
cmds.connectAttr(nodeFile + '.output3D',
shader.name + '.outColor',
force=True)
if 'The destination attribute' in repr(e):
cmds.connectAttr(nodeFile + '.outColor',
shader.name + '.outColor',
force=True)
elif 'No object matches name: {}.uvTilingMode'.format(
nodeFile) in repr(e):
# This is used for Maya version < 2015. You could use a plusMinusAverage node instead and several file nodes to have the same effect.
# This old method does not displays the textures in the UV editor, but it works great in the viewport 1 unlike the current method.
# See revision 3897 to activate this old mode by uncommenting the code
pass
else:
raise e
def executeMayabatch(self):
"""The final method used to bake the textures on the deported machine.
It will only bake the shaders in self.toBake if there is any (if a shader is selected in the UI for example),
otherwise it will bake all the shaders added.
"""
tdLib.loadPlugin('Turtle')
for shader in self.toBake or self.shaders:
print 'SHADER NAME: ', shader
print 'SHADER MODE: ', shader.mode
print 'Render Attr: ', shader.renderAttr
print 'Shader Attr: ', shader.shaderAttr
# Assign surfaceshader noir sur tous les meshes ?
for shader in self.toBake or self.shaders:
for udim in shader.udims:
filename = '{}.10{}{}.tga'.format(shader.fileName, udim[1], udim[0]+1)
cmd = self.constructTurtleCommand(shader, udim, filename)
tdLib.createDir(shader.texturePath) # Create directory?
self.bakeShader(shader, cmd)
fullpath = tdLib.normpath(os.path.join(shader.texturePath, filename))
self.result.append('<a href="file://{0}" {1}>{0}</a> - <a href="rvlink://{0}" {1}>Open in RV</a>'.format(fullpath, 'style="text-decoration: none"'))
print '<br />'.join(self.result) # This is used by the Mayabatch lib to send the result by mail.
def constructTurtleCommand(self,
shader,
udim,
filename,
forcePath=None,
dividor=1):
directory = shader.texturePath
if forcePath:
directory = tdLib.normpath(forcePath)
resolution = int(shader.renderAttr['resolution'] / dividor)
alpha = shader.renderAttr['alpha']
merge = shader.renderAttr['merge']
bilinear = shader.renderAttr['tbBilinearFilter']
edgeDilation = shader.renderAttr['tbEdgeDilation']
UvRange = shader.renderAttr['tbUvRange']
Umin, Vmin = udim
cmd = 'ilrTextureBakeCmd '
for shape in shader.shapes:
cmd = cmd + '-target "%s" ' % shape
cmd = cmd + '-camera "persp" -directory "%s" -fileName "%s" -width %s -height %s -alpha %s -bilinearFilter %s -edgeDilation %s -merge %s -uvRange %s -uMin %s -uMax %s -vMin %s -vMax %s ' % (
directory, filename, resolution, resolution, alpha, bilinear,
edgeDilation, merge, UvRange, Umin, Umin + 1, Vmin, Vmin + 1)
logger.debug(cmd)
return cmd
