hydraRender -cf and -f implemented and tested. - #495
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| # Discover the mayabatch executable (Windows only; macOS/Linux use maya -batch). | ||
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On Windows the proper way to invoke Maya batch is through the mayabatch executable. On macOS and Linux it is maya -batch.
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| # mayaHydra_add_mayabatch_render_test( <scene_file_labeled> |
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Identical to mayaHydra_add_cmd_line_render_test() but invokes Maya batch directly to generate an image (through a supplied MEL script) rather than invoking the Render executable. Still uses idiff to perform the image comparison.
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The batch renderer can now optionally carry the frames to be rendered. Used to implement render current frame and render frame.
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Implement the -cf and -f flags, and set the render times onto the batch renderer.
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Batch renderer now stores the render times.
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Simple Maya batch MEL script to test render current frame (hydraRender -cf).
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Simple Maya batch MEL script to render an arbitrary frame (hydraRender -f).
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New list of tests to run with Maya batch as the source of rendered images, rather than the Render executable.
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The hydraRender command now supports current frame (-cf) and frame (-f) renders. This is useful when implementing render current frame and render sequence blocking functionality from within Maya, without the use the of the command line Render executable.