Closed oliv3r closed 8 months ago
Currently, the
blender_export
type combines quite a few outputs, that are not blender outputs, but can be generated and consumed by blender.For example, we have pcb3d file output, which is an intermediate output, but also the various formats blender can generate, next to its native format.
Note this can be generated by other output, and then consumed by this one.
As a user, I'd like to group the various outputs in directories, as such, I have
outputs/blender
,outputs/pcb3d
oroutputs/ibom
. This is currently not possible as theblender_export
type lacksdir
options forpcb3d
as well as the various other outputs (x3d
for example).
As mentioned above the pcb3d
vs blender generated separation already exist.
Please test the above patch, it passed a very naive test.
@set-soft thank you!
I'm now looking further into it, but I'm getting this:
RuntimeError: Error: Cannot open file /builds/olliver/lapod/outputs/breakout_hdmi/pcb3d/outputs/blender/breakout_hdmi-3D_blender_top.blend@ for writing: No such file or directory
That @ looks out of place. I'm checking my settings and what else I possibly did wrong. Here's the first pipeline that triggered this: https://gitlab.com/olliver/lapod/-/jobs/5862493369 but I'll run more with debugging re-enabled.
Not sure what I changed, other then enabling debugging, it seems to have dissapeared. I'll keep an eye out.
@set-soft I've done a run with debugging enabled, https://gitlab.com/olliver/lapod/-/jobs/5867391514 and I still get the '@' symbol appended to my filenames. I'll try to run the pcb3d job as its own identity next, and see if I can 'inherit' the pcb3d file, without the blender job re-creating it.
Hi @oliv3r !
The above message is because Blender doesn't create multiple subdirs, so we must create them.
The d5fa776dbffa7cb5b7595ebdc27ce20c993a6c9d patch fixes it, I found it while fixing #546
The tests I did asked for 1 missing dir and Blender created it, so I assumed it was able to create subdirs.
Note that the dir option will create names relative to the directory where all the other files of this output are handled. So you don't have to use output/render3d, use ../render3d if the output itself uses output/pcb3d as dir (so you get output/pcb3d/../render3d. This is the same mechanism used by other outputs.
BTW: the docs says Subdirectory for this output, not Directory for this output
BTW: the docs says Subdirectory for this output, not Directory for this output
I just realized :) I would have maybe expected 'subdir' as argument, but it's fine. Since I couldn't specify the output for pcb3d (it doesn't have an dir component yet?) I 'hacked' the blender output dir to be outputs/pcb3d
, and the other ones to be outputs/blend
:p I'll use ../
instead to see if that works.
I briefly tried to use the pcb2blender_tools
output, but it just generates a whole lot of files, not the pcb3d file that blender generates.
I just realized :) I would have maybe expected 'subdir' as argument, but it's fine.
Is the same concept used for the dir
option of the output, relative to the global one.
Since I couldn't specify the output for pcb3d (it doesn't have an dir component yet?) I 'hacked' the blender output dir to be
outputs/pcb3d
, and the other ones to beoutputs/blend
:p I'll use../
instead to see if that works.I briefly tried to use the
pcb2blender_tools
output, but it just generates a whole lot of files, not the pcb3d file that blender generates.
Look the internal template PCB2Blender_2_7
Success!! https://gitlab.com/olliver/lapod/-/jobs/5870530500/ produced what I expected!!
Good tip on that internal template. For the time, I'll leave it as is, as I haven't gotten the 'consume results' bit working yet for navigate anyway, and my outputs look exactly as I expect it.
Just gotta tune the output with increased sample count :)
Currently, the
blender_export
type combines quite a few outputs, that are not blender outputs, but can be generated and consumed by blender.For example, we have pcb3d file output, which is an intermediate output, but also the various formats blender can generate, next to its native format.
As a user, I'd like to group the various outputs in directories, as such, I have
outputs/blender
,outputs/pcb3d
oroutputs/ibom
. This is currently not possible as theblender_export
type lacksdir
options forpcb3d
as well as the various other outputs (x3d
for example).