def __doWrite(e):
blendercal.ParseArgs(["""
--blendercal=
AUTHOR = %s;
PREPEND = %s;
XMLINDENT = %s;
FLOATPRE = %s;
ANIMFPS = %g;
EXPORTGL = %s;
LOD = %s;
EXTRADATA = %s;
""" % (
EXPORTS[EV_AUTHOR],
EXPORTS[EV_PREPEND],
EXPORTS[EV_XMLINDENT],
EXPORTS[EV_FLOATPRE],
EXPORTS[EV_ANIMFPS],
EXPORTS[EV_EXPORTGL],
EXPORTS[EV_LOD],
EXPORTS[EV_EXTRADATA]
)])
Blender.Window.FileSelector(CALLBACK, "Export Cal3D", "model.cfg")
Blender.Draw.Exit()
# Our extremely simple export function; it has two entry points, one
# from the commandline and another from the GUI.
def Cal3DExport(filename):
# Reset globals, in case the script is executed
# multiple times from the gui
blendercal.bcobject.Material.MATERIALS = {}
blendercal.bcobject.Skeleton.ARMATURE = None
blendercal.bcobject.Bone.BONES = {}
skeldata = blendercal.bcdata.SkeletonData()
meshdata = blendercal.bcdata.MeshData()
animdata = blendercal.bcdata.AnimationData()
blendercal.bcdata.ExportData(filename, skeldata, meshdata, animdata)
if __name__ == "__main__":
# If the user wants to run in "batch" mode, assume that ParseArgs
# will correctly set bcconf data and go.
if blendercal.ParseArgs(sys.argv):
Cal3DExport(blendercal.bcconf.FILENAME)
Blender.Quit()
# Otherwise, let the bccgui module take over.
else:
blendercal.bcgui.CALLBACK = Cal3DExport
Blender.Draw.Register(blendercal.bcgui.InterfaceDraw,
blendercal.bcgui.InterfaceEvent,
blendercal.bcgui.InterfaceButton)