def setTextures(self, fileNames):
"""
Specifies the textures to be used in the UV viewer.
File ranges (eg. diffuse.(1001-1020)#.tx) will be expanded
As will non-limited file ranges (eg. diffuse.#.tx)
"""
del self.__fileNames[:]
# insert individual files into self.__fileNames
for file in fileNames:
if file == None:
continue
fsPlugin = AssetAPI.GetDefaultFileSequencePlugin()
if fsPlugin.isFileSequence(file):
fs = fsPlugin.getFileSequence(file)
frames = fs.getFrameList()
if len(frames) > 0:
# Limited frame range
for frame in frames:
path = fs.getResolvedPath(frame)
if os.path.exists(path):
self.__fileNames.append(path)
else:
# Unlimited frame range
paths = self.__getPathsFromUnlimitedSequence(file)
self.__fileNames.extend(paths)
else:
self.__fileNames.append(file)
def resolvePath(self, assetId, frame): # TODO -- This may need some work to work properly. How do Shotgun and Katana work with file sequences?
"""
Resolves the given asset ID and if it comes as a file
sequence then we will resolve that file sequence to the specified
frame using the currently selected FileSequence plug-in
"""
resolvedAsset = self.resolveAsset(assetId)
if not resolvedAsset:
return
# Get the fileSequence plug-in and if the resolvedAsset is a file sequence
# path, then use frame to resolve it
fileSequencePlugin = AssetAPI.GetDefaultFileSequencePlugin()
if fileSequencePlugin:
if fileSequencePlugin.isFileSequence(resolvedAsset):
# Get the FileSequence object and resolve the sequence with frame
fileSequence = fileSequencePlugin.getFileSequence(resolvedAsset)
resolvedAsset = fileSequence.getResolvedPath(frame)
return resolvedAsset
def resolvePath(self, assetId, frame):
"""
Resolves the asset ID and inserts the specified frame using the
currently selected FileSequence plug-in.
"""
if self.isAssetId(assetId):
# Resolve the asset
resolvedAsset = self.resolveAsset(assetId)
else:
resolvedAsset = assetId
# Get the fileSequence plug-in and if the resolvedAsset is a file
# sequence path, then use frame to resolve it
fileSequencePlugin = AssetAPI.GetDefaultFileSequencePlugin()
if fileSequencePlugin:
if fileSequencePlugin.isFileSequence(resolvedAsset):
# Get the FileSequence object and resolve the sequence with
# the frame passed to this function.
fileSequence = fileSequencePlugin.getFileSequence(resolvedAsset)
resolvedAsset = fileSequence.getResolvedPath(frame)
return resolvedAsset
def createAssetAndPath(self, txn, assetType, fields, args,
createDirectory):
"""
Builds an asset ID using the fields provided and prepares to publish
an asset of a given asset type. This is the first step of publishing
and Katana will use the resolved value of the asset ID returned by this
as the location to write out the asset.
Returns "None" for unsupported asset types or if this step fails (for
example when the directory structure could not be written to).
"""
# Create the asset filename and attributes dict.
assetFile = None
# The postCreateAsset() call will set "published" to True. We will save
# "published" as an attribute so that we can save it in the asset.info
# file in the same way as the other attributes
attrs = {"published": "False"}
attrs["comment"] = args.get("comment", "")
# In some cases Katana will provide "versionUp" as a boolean argument.
# If it is "True" then we will increase whatever version is provided
# by the assetId. In a real asset management system this feature could
# be implemented by increasing the latest available version for the
# provided asset.
self._incrementVersion(fields, args)
# Get the string that contains the fields joined by "/"
fieldsStr = self._getFieldsStrFromFields(fields)
if not fieldsStr:
log.warning("createAssetAndPath(): no fieldsStr! Aborting")
return None
# This section will look into the different Asset Types.
# For most asset types an argument called "file" can optionally be
# specified with an explicit file name that will be set in the asset's
# directory or an absolute path to a file outside the database's
# directories
if assetType == AssetAPI.kAssetTypeKatanaScene:
assetFile = args.get("file", "scene.katana")
elif assetType == AssetAPI.kAssetTypeImage:
ext = args.get("ext", "exr")
colorspace = args.get("colorspace", "lnf")
res = args.get("res", "misc")
attrs["ext"] = ext
attrs["colorspace"] = colorspace
attrs["res"] = res
# Images published for the catalog are handled differently.
if args.get("context") == AssetAPI.kAssetContextCatalog:
# The filename of the exported sequences is passed to
# postCreateAsset and handled there.
assetFile = ""
else:
# Now we are going to build the asset filename
assetFile = None
# Check if we can get how to represent a file sequence path
# using the currently selected FileSequence plug-in
fileSequencePlugin = AssetAPI.GetDefaultFileSequencePlugin()
if fileSequencePlugin:
# Get the prefix and suffix of the sequence string
assetFileName = str("image_%s." % colorspace)
assetExtension = str(".%s" % ext)
assetFile = fileSequencePlugin.buildFileSequenceString(
assetFileName, assetExtension, 4)
else:
log.warning("createAssetAndPath(): No FileSequencePlugin "
"found! Aborting.")
return None
elif assetType == AssetAPI.kAssetTypeLookFile:
assetFile = args.get("file", "lookfile.klf")
elif assetType == AssetAPI.kAssetTypeFCurveFile:
assetFile = "fcurve.xml"
elif assetType == AssetAPI.kAssetTypeGafferRig:
assetFile = "rig.gprig"
elif assetType == AssetAPI.kAssetTypeGafferThreeRig:
assetFile = "rig.rig"
elif assetType == AssetAPI.kAssetTypeScenegraphXml:
assetFile = args.get("file", "scene.xml")
elif assetType == AssetAPI.kAssetTypeScenegraphBookmarks:
assetFile = args.get("file", "scenegraph_bookmarks.xml")
elif assetType == AssetAPI.kAssetTypeLookFileMgrSettings:
assetFile = args.get("file", "lfmsettings.lfmexport")
elif assetType == AssetAPI.kAssetTypeMacro:
assetFile = args.get("file", "node.macro")
else:
log.error("createAssetAndPath(): Invalid asset type: \"%s\"" %
assetType)
return None
# We don't pay attention to 'createDirectory' because we always have to
# create the dir to keep the info file at least.
dir = os.path.join(self._getBaseDir(), fieldsStr)
if not os.path.exists(dir):
os.makedirs(dir)
# Create the info file that will keep the filename, asset type and the
# extra attributes of the asset.
self._writeAssetInfoFile(dir, assetFile, assetType, attrs)
resultAssetId = self.buildAssetId(fields)
return resultAssetId