def __createQGLWidget( cls, format ) : # try to make a host specific widget if necessary. result = cls.__createMayaQGLWidget( format ) if result is not None : return result result = cls.__createHoudiniQGLWidget( format ) if result is not None : return result # and if it wasn't necessary, just breathe a sigh of relief # and make a nice normal one. if cls.__shareWidget is None : cls.__shareWidget = QtOpenGL.QGLWidget() return QtOpenGL.QGLWidget( format, shareWidget = cls.__shareWidget )
def initialize_scene_view(self):
"""
Instantiates the proper Scene and enables OpenGL if necessary
Scene instantiation must be override in child classes
"""
if self._use_opengl:
self.setViewport(QtOpenGL.QGLWidget(QtOpenGL.QGLFormat(QtOpenGL.QGL.SampleBuffers)))
self.log.info('Initializing OpenGL renderer')
def __createHostedQGLWidget( cls, format ) : # When running Gaffer embedded in a host application such as Maya # or Houdini, we want to be able to share OpenGL resources between # gaffer uis and host viewport uis, because IECoreGL will be used # in both. So we implement our own QGLContext class which creates a # context which shares with the host. The custom QGLContext is # implemented in GLWidgetBinding.cpp, and automatically shares with # the context which is current at the time of its creation. The host # context should therefore be made current before calling this # method. result = QtOpenGL.QGLWidget() _GafferUI._glWidgetSetHostedContext( GafferUI._qtAddress( result ), GafferUI._qtAddress( format ) ) return result
def __createHoudiniQGLWidget( cls, format ) : try : import hou except ImportError : # we're not in houdini - createQGLWidget() will just make a # normal widget. return None import IECoreHoudini if hasattr( IECoreHoudini, "sharedGLWidget" ) : # In Houdini 14 and 15, Qt is the native UI, and we can access # Houdini's shared QGLWidget directly. return QtOpenGL.QGLWidget( format, shareWidget = GafferUI._qtObject( IECoreHoudini.sharedGLWidget(), QtOpenGL.QGLWidget ) ) # While Qt is the native UI in Houdini 16.0, they have moved away # from QGLWidgets for their Qt5 builds, so we need to force the # Houdini GL context to be current, and share it. IECoreHoudini.makeMainGLContextCurrent() return cls.__createHostedQGLWidget( format )
def __createHoudiniQGLWidget( cls, format ) : try : import hou except ImportError : # we're not in houdini - createQGLWidget() will just make a # normal widget. return None import IECoreHoudini # Prior to Houdini 14 we are running embedded on the hou.ui idle loop, # so we needed to force the Houdini GL context to be current, and share # it, similar to how we do this in Maya. if hou.applicationVersion()[0] < 14 : IECoreHoudini.makeMainGLContextCurrent() return cls.__createHostedQGLWidget( format ) # In Houdini 14 and beyond, Qt is the native UI, and we can access # Houdini's shared QGLWidget directly, provided we are using a recent # Cortex version. return QtOpenGL.QGLWidget( format, shareWidget = GafferUI._qtObject( IECoreHoudini.sharedGLWidget(), QtOpenGL.QGLWidget ) )
def use_OpenGL(self):
format = QtOpenGL.QGLFormat(QtOpenGL.QGL.SampleBuffers)
format.setSamples(4)
self.setViewport(QtOpenGL.QGLWidget(format))