The scene is the top-level element describing a subset of DB elements to be rendered.
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#include <iscene.h>
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| enum | Dirty_flags : Uint32 {
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DIRTY_INSTANCE_TRANSFORMS = 1 << 0
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| static bool | compare_iid (const Uuid &iid) |
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The scene is the top-level element describing a subset of DB elements to be rendered.
A scene is described by three elements:
Preprocessing of scene data is deferred until it is needed. In particular, get_bbox() and create_render_context() trigger preprocessing of the scene data.
Note that editing an instance of this class stored in the DB will localize it to the scope of the current transaction. That is, calling mi::neuraylib::ITransaction::edit() on instances of mi::neuraylib::IScene will automatically invoke mi::neuraylib::ITransaction::copy() with identical names for source and target and mi::neuraylib::ITransaction::LOCAL_SCOPE as third argument.
◆ Dirty_flags
Different flags for specifying what is dirty in the scene and needs recomputing.
These flags identify what is dirty in the scene and must be recomputed.
- Note
- Support for dirty flags is optional. Render modes might ignore them completely.
- See also
- set_dirty()
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| DIRTY_NONE | No flags.
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| DIRTY_INSTANCE_TRANSFORMS | Set the instance transforms as dirty.
This forces an update of the camera shift offset due to instancing.
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◆ create_render_context()
Creates a render context suitable for rendering the scene with a given render mode.
- Parameters
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| transaction | The transaction to be used. |
| render_mode | The render mode to be used, for example, "iray". Possible values are documented in Section "Render mode selection" of the Iray Programmer's Manual. |
| [out] | errors | An optional pointer to an mi::Sint32 to which an error code will be written. The error codes have the following meaning:
- 0: Success.
- -1: Invalid parameters (
nullptr).
- -2: The scene object was not stored and retrieved from the database (this is required for this method to succeed).
- -3: The parameter
render_mode is not a valid render mode (see notes below).
- -4: The root group, the options, or the camera instance are invalid.
- -5: The render mode failed to create the render context for render mode-specific reasons.
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- Returns
- The render context for the given render mode, or
nullptr in case of failure.
- See also
- Certain render modes are only available if their corresponding plugin is loaded, see mi::neuraylib::IPlugin_configuration::load_plugin_library().
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Not all render modes are available in all configurations. You can use mi::neuraylib::IRendering_configuration::get_renderers_length() and mi::neuraylib::IRendering_configuration::get_renderer() to query the render modes that are actually available.
◆ get_bbox()
Returns the bounding box of this scene.
This method is not a const method because it might trigger loading the actual scene data.
- Parameters
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| errors | An optional pointer to an mi::Sint32 to which an error code will be written. The error codes have the following meaning:
- 0: Success.
- -1: The root group, the options, or the camera instance are invalid.
- -2: The scene object was not stored and retrieved from the database (this is required for this method to succeed).
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- Returns
- The bounding box of the scene (or a default-constructed bounding box in case of errors).
◆ get_camera_instance()
| virtual const IString * mi::neuraylib::IScene::get_camera_instance |
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Returns the name of the camera instance of this scene.
- Returns
- The name, or
nullptr if there is no camera instance.
◆ get_options()
| virtual const IString * mi::neuraylib::IScene::get_options |
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Returns the name of the options of this scene.
- Returns
- The name, or
nullptr if there is no options object.
◆ get_rootgroup()
| virtual const IString * mi::neuraylib::IScene::get_rootgroup |
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Returns the name of the root group of this scene.
- Returns
- The name, or
nullptr if there is no root group.
◆ set_camera_instance()
| virtual Sint32 mi::neuraylib::IScene::set_camera_instance |
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const char * |
camera | ) |
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Sets the camera instance of this scene.
- Note
- It is undefined behavior whether setting a new camera instance affects already created render contexts. The behavior might vary from render mode to render mode. Consider editing the current camera instance instead. Alternatively, you can destroy all render contexts of the scene, and re-create them.
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The camera instance needs to reachable from the root group.
- Parameters
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| camera | The name of the camera instance. |
- Returns
- 0: Success.
- -1: Invalid parameters (
nullptr).
- -2: There is no element with that name.
- -3: The element can not be set as camera instance because it is in a more private scope than the scene.
- -4: The element is not an instance.
◆ set_dirty()
| virtual Sint32 mi::neuraylib::IScene::set_dirty |
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flags = 0 | ) |
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Marks as dirty some parts of the scene which will be recomputed.
To force an update of the camera shift offset due to instancing it is possible to call this method with the flag that sets the instance transforms as dirty.
- Parameters
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| flags | See Dirty_flags for possible values (they can be OR'ed). |
- Returns
- 0: Success.
- -1: Scene data has not been preprocessed yet.
◆ set_options()
| virtual Sint32 mi::neuraylib::IScene::set_options |
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const char * |
options | ) |
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Sets the options of this scene.
- Note
- It is undefined behavior whether setting new options affects already created render contexts. The behavior might vary from render mode to render mode. Consider editing the current options instead. Alternatively, you can destroy all render contexts of the scene, and re-create them.
- Parameters
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| options | The name of the options. |
- Returns
- 0: Success.
- -1: Invalid parameters (
nullptr).
- -2: There is no element with that name.
- -3: The element can not be set as options because it is in a more private scope than the scene.
- -4: The element is not an options object.
◆ set_rootgroup()
| virtual Sint32 mi::neuraylib::IScene::set_rootgroup |
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const char * |
root | ) |
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Sets the root group of this scene.
- Note
- It is undefined behavior whether setting a new root group affects already created render contexts. The behavior might vary from render mode to render mode. Consider editing the current root group instead. Alternatively, you can destroy all render contexts of the scene, and re-create them.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- 0: Success.
- -1: Invalid parameters (
nullptr).
- -2: There is no element with that name.
- -3: The element can not be set as root group because it is in a more private scope than the scene.
- -4: The element is not a group.
Public Types inherited from mi::base::Interface_declare< 0x44e2a997, ... >