Roy Nieterau BigRoy

## integrate_asset_simple.py
import os
import shutil
import pyblish.api
import pyblish.util
import pyblish_magenta.api


class IntegrateAssetsSimple(pyblish.api.Integrator):
    """Name and position instances on disk for shots

## fusion_print_selected_tool_inputs.py
# For each selected tool
tools = comp.GetToolList(True).values()
for tool in tools:

    print tool.Name

    # For each input
    inputs = tool.GetInputList().values()
    for input in inputs:
        name = input.Name               # ui friendly name

## qt_qcolumnview_selection.py
import sys
import os
from Qt import QtWidgets, QtCore, QtGui


def main():

    app = QtWidgets.QApplication(sys.argv)

    path = r"C:\test\subfolder\file.txt"

## mpxfiletranslator_crash_example.py
"""This is a custom MPxFileTranslator that can be loaded as plug-in into Maya.

With this loaded as plug-in you can reference any `.txt` file on disk.
To make this work save a `.ma` scene next to the text file with the same name
and reference the txt file. What should happen is that the `.ma` should be
loaded three times within a single reference node in Maya.

Note: it crashes in Maya 2018 when saving the scene and then reopening the scene.

"""

## maya_list_file_node_sequence_files.py
def seq_to_glob(path):
    """Takes an image sequence path and returns it in glob format,
    with the frame number replaced by a '*'.

    Image sequences may be numerical sequences, e.g. /path/to/file.1001.exr
    will return as /path/to/file.*.exr.

    Image sequences may also use tokens to denote sequences, e.g.
    /path/to/texture.<UDIM>.tif will return as /path/to/texture.*.tif.

## avalon_dependencies.py
"""Example pseudocode to collect dependencies and publish them in Avalon database.

- Collect dependencies of what is included/used as representation at time of publish (example shows Maya implementation)
- Store in database under version[data][dependencies]
- Debug print dependencies for a representation (see psuedocode at end)

"""

import maya.cmds as mc
import avalon.api as api

## maya_get_shader_overrides_in_renderlayer.py
import maya.cmds as cmds

def get_shader_overrides_in_renderlayer(layer):
    """Return shader assignment overrides in renderlayer"""

    attr = "{layer}.outAdjustments".format(layer=layer)
    indices = cmds.getAttr(attr, multiIndices=True)

    overrides = {}
    for index in indices:

## maya_get_shader_in_layer.py
import maya.cmds as cmds

def get_shader_in_layer(node, layer):
    """Return the assigned shader in a renderlayer without switching layers.

    This has been developed and tested for Legacy Renderlayers and *not* for
    Render Setup.

    Returns:
        list: The list of assigned shaders in the given layer.

## publish_instances_on_farm.py
try:
    import logging
    import pyblish.api
    import pyblish.util
except ImportError as exc:
    # Ensure Deadline fails by output an error that contains "Fatal Error:"
    raise ImportError("Fatal Error: %s" % exc)


handler = logging.basicConfig()

## avalon_compare_alembic_hierarchy_diferences.py
from avalon import api
from avalon import io
import alembic.Abc


def get_alembic_paths(filename):
    """Return all full hierarchy paths from alembic file"""

    # Normalize alembic path
    path = os.path.normpath(filename)
	import os
	import shutil
	import pyblish.api
	import pyblish.util
	import pyblish_magenta.api


	class IntegrateAssetsSimple(pyblish.api.Integrator):
	"""Name and position instances on disk for shots
	# For each selected tool
	tools = comp.GetToolList(True).values()
	for tool in tools:

	print tool.Name

	# For each input
	inputs = tool.GetInputList().values()
	for input in inputs:
	name = input.Name # ui friendly name
	import sys
	import os
	from Qt import QtWidgets, QtCore, QtGui


	def main():

	app = QtWidgets.QApplication(sys.argv)

	path = r"C:\test\subfolder\file.txt"
	"""This is a custom MPxFileTranslator that can be loaded as plug-in into Maya.

	With this loaded as plug-in you can reference any `.txt` file on disk.
	To make this work save a `.ma` scene next to the text file with the same name
	and reference the txt file. What should happen is that the `.ma` should be
	loaded three times within a single reference node in Maya.

	Note: it crashes in Maya 2018 when saving the scene and then reopening the scene.

	"""
	def seq_to_glob(path):
	"""Takes an image sequence path and returns it in glob format,
	with the frame number replaced by a '*'.

	Image sequences may be numerical sequences, e.g. /path/to/file.1001.exr
	will return as /path/to/file.*.exr.

	Image sequences may also use tokens to denote sequences, e.g.
	/path/to/texture.<UDIM>.tif will return as /path/to/texture.*.tif.
	"""Example pseudocode to collect dependencies and publish them in Avalon database.

	- Collect dependencies of what is included/used as representation at time of publish (example shows Maya implementation)
	- Store in database under version[data][dependencies]
	- Debug print dependencies for a representation (see psuedocode at end)

	"""

	import maya.cmds as mc
	import avalon.api as api
	import maya.cmds as cmds

	def get_shader_overrides_in_renderlayer(layer):
	"""Return shader assignment overrides in renderlayer"""

	attr = "{layer}.outAdjustments".format(layer=layer)
	indices = cmds.getAttr(attr, multiIndices=True)

	overrides = {}
	for index in indices:
	import maya.cmds as cmds

	def get_shader_in_layer(node, layer):
	"""Return the assigned shader in a renderlayer without switching layers.

	This has been developed and tested for Legacy Renderlayers and not for
	Render Setup.

	Returns:
	list: The list of assigned shaders in the given layer.
	try:
	import logging
	import pyblish.api
	import pyblish.util
	except ImportError as exc:
	# Ensure Deadline fails by output an error that contains "Fatal Error:"
	raise ImportError("Fatal Error: %s" % exc)


	handler = logging.basicConfig()
	from avalon import api
	from avalon import io
	import alembic.Abc


	def get_alembic_paths(filename):
	"""Return all full hierarchy paths from alembic file"""

	# Normalize alembic path
	path = os.path.normpath(filename)