Hi Takita,
I've taken a different approach when writing splish. I've instead got
an onstartup event which checks for particular environment variables.
If it finds them it performs tasks based on their value then quits
XSI. If not then it leaves XSI run as normal.
You might find it to be a more flexible approach.
Cheers,
Alan.
On Dec 19, 2007 11:07 PM, takita <takita(at)earthlink.net> wrote:
> Francisco Argudin wrote:
> > Why you will prefer use Python instead of just run the Batch in the same way than before? If you define the number of frames, camera etc its not basically the same?
> >
> If you run xsibatch -script you are not necessarily rendering a 3d scene
> - you may be doing stuff like rendering an fxtree comp for instance or
> exporting stuff to point oven. In my case I am comparing what
> workgroups are loaded on the slave with what workgroups are required for
> rendering and loading/unloading as needed and xsi -render offers no such
> ability.
>
> One of the things I was playing around with at the time was checking to
> see if stubs were live or dead using Python's telnetlib, from what I
> gather it's much harder to do such things via jscript or vbscript.
>
>
> -T
>
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