Did you know that renderman shader compiler support the standart unix pipe?
I am looking for a way to rapidly develop co-shaders containing helpers data.
And I found a way that suits me.
in bash command line:
echo 'class test(float kd=0.7; float ks=0.1; color diffuse = color(1,0,0)){}' | shader -o /myProj/myShader.slo
echo 'class test(){ struct _data {varying float kd=0.7; varying float ks=0.1; varying color diffuse = color(1,0,0);}}' | shader -o /myProj/myShader.slo
in Maya mel:
system("echo 'class test(float kd=0.7; float ks=0.1; color diffuse = color(1,0,0)){}' | shader -o /myProj/myShader.slo");
or:
string $HelperContent = "'class test(float kd=0.7; float ks=0.1; color diffuse = color(1,0,0)){}'";
string $ShaderObject = "/myProj/myShader.slo";
system("echo "+$HelperContent+"|shader -o "+$ShaderObject);
in Maya python:
import os
os.system("echo 'class test(float kd=0.7; float ks=0.1; color diffuse = color(1,0,0)){}' | shader -o /myProj/myShader.slo")
I am looking for a way to rapidly develop co-shaders containing helpers data.
And I found a way that suits me.
in bash command line:
echo 'class test(float kd=0.7; float ks=0.1; color diffuse = color(1,0,0)){}' | shader -o /myProj/myShader.slo
echo 'class test(){ struct _data {varying float kd=0.7; varying float ks=0.1; varying color diffuse = color(1,0,0);}}' | shader -o /myProj/myShader.slo
in Maya mel:
system("echo 'class test(float kd=0.7; float ks=0.1; color diffuse = color(1,0,0)){}' | shader -o /myProj/myShader.slo");
or:
string $HelperContent = "'class test(float kd=0.7; float ks=0.1; color diffuse = color(1,0,0)){}'";
string $ShaderObject = "/myProj/myShader.slo";
system("echo "+$HelperContent+"|shader -o "+$ShaderObject);
in Maya python:
import os
os.system("echo 'class test(float kd=0.7; float ks=0.1; color diffuse = color(1,0,0)){}' | shader -o /myProj/myShader.slo")
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