Build a scene¶
This example covers all the steps to build a scene.
Add geometries¶
Let’s add a plane, a sphere and an Alembic reference (could be an OBJ)
from guerilla import Document, Modifier
doc = Document()
doc.new(warn=False)
# add a plane
pn = doc.loadfile('$(LIBRARY)/primitives/plane.glocator')
planeNode = pn[0]
# add a sphere
sn = doc.loadfile('$(LIBRARY)/primitives/sphere.glocator')
sphereNode = sn[0]
# add a reference
with Modifier() as mod:
refNode, topNodes = mod.createref('ref1', '$(SAMPLES)/Alembic Workflow/teapot/teapot.abc')
Note that the guerilla.Modifier.createref function supports several options, like loading the reference with prefix, loading referenced node as children or sibblings of the reference, or filtering the referenced nodes.
Prepare geometries¶
Moving or scaling is easy: connect a Transform node to object and tweak the corresponding plugs
from guerilla import Modifier
with Modifier() as mod:
t1 = Node.create('eulerPlane', 'TransformEuler')
planeNode.Transform.connect(t1.Out)
# scale plane
t1.SX.set(15.0)
t1.SY.set(15.0)
t1.SZ.set(15.0)
t2 = Node.create('eulerSphere', 'TransformEuler')
sphereNode.Transform.connect(t2.Out)
# move sphere
t2.TX.set(5.0)
t2.TY.set(1.0)
Add materials¶
So here, we will add a custom material for our sphere and our referenced model.
For each, it requires a RenderGraphNodePath node and a Shader node.
Then to add everything together, we use some ‘binop’ node (union and override).
from guerilla import pynode
rg = pynode('RenderGraph'); print rg
# add a shader to our sphere
path1 = rg.loadfile('$(LIBRARY)/rendergraph/path.gnode') # RenderGraphNodePath
path1[0].Path.set('Sphere')
sh1 = rg.loadfile('$(LIBRARY)/rendergraph/shader.gnode') # Surface Shader
sh1[0].Shader.set('Surface')
sh1[0].Input1.Plug.connect(path1[0].Output1.Plug) # connect path and shader
# add a shader to our reference model
path2 = rg.loadfile('$(LIBRARY)/rendergraph/path.gnode') # RenderGraphNodePath
path2[0].Path.set('^ref1:Shape$')
sh2 = rg.loadfile('$(LIBRARY)/rendergraph/presets/varnish_wood.gnode') # Surface Shader
sh2[0].Shader.set('Surface')
sh2[0].Input1.Plug.connect(path2[0].Output1.Plug) # connect path and shader
# union the two new Shader
binop1 = rg.loadfile('$(LIBRARY)/rendergraph/binop.gnode') # union node
binop1[0].Input1.Plug.connect(sh1[0].Output1.Plug)
binop1[0].Input2.Plug.connect(sh2[0].Output1.Plug)
# disconnect Surface and Trace nodes
rgs = pynode('RenderGraph|Surface2'); print rgs
rgt = pynode('RenderGraph|Trace'); print rgt
rgt.Input1.Plug.disconnect(rgs.Output1.Plug)
# add an override to smooth our Sphere
path3 = rg.loadfile('$(LIBRARY)/rendergraph/path.gnode') # RenderGraphNodePath
path3[0].Path.set('Sphere')
attr1 = rg.loadfile('$(LIBRARY)/rendergraph/attributes.gnode')
attr1[0].Input1.Plug.connect(path3[0].Output1.Plug) # connect path and shader
binop2 = rg.loadfile('$(LIBRARY)/rendergraph/binop.gnode') # override node
binop2[0].Mode.set('override')
binop2[0].Input1.Plug.connect(rgs.Output1.Plug)
binop2[0].Input2.Plug.connect(attr1[0].Output1.Plug)
# union everything
binop3 = rg.loadfile('$(LIBRARY)/rendergraph/binop.gnode') # union node
binop3[0].Input1.Plug.connect(binop1[0].Output1.Plug)
binop3[0].Input2.Plug.connect(binop2[0].Output1.Plug)
rgt.Input1.Plug.connect(binop3[0].Output1.Plug)
# add a texture to our sphere
from guerilla import Modifier, Plug
with Modifier() as mod:
attrSh1 = mod.createnode('DiffuseColor', type='AttributeShader', parent=sh1[0])
attrSh1.Shader.set('Texture')
p = attrSh1.createplug('File', 'user', 'texture', Plug.Dynamic)
p.set('$(SAMPLES)/cloudnormalmap.png')
Add a light¶
At last, we need to add a light.
# add a point light, tweak it a bit
from guerilla import Modifier
with Modifier() as mod:
ln = mod.doc.loadfile('$(LIBRARY)/lights/pointlight.glight')[0]
ln.LightType.set('point')
ln.Exponent.set(2.5)
lt1 = Node.create('eulerLight', 'TransformEuler')
ln.Transform.connect(lt1.Out)
# move sphere
lt1.TX.set(2.7)
lt1.TY.set(1.5)
Congrats, your scene is now ready to render :).