| Since | 18.0 |
string usd_findtransformname(<stage>stage, string primpath, string suffix)
This function returns the full name of a transform operation given the suffix, if such an operation attribute exists on the given primitive.
<stage>
When running in the context of a node (such as a wrangle LOP), this argument can be an integer representing the input number (starting at 0) to read the stage from. The integer is equivalent to the string form referencing a particular input, e.g., “opinput:0”.
You can also use this argument to refer to a USD file (e.g., “/path/to/file.usd”), or to another LOP node’s cooked stage using the op: as the path prefix (e.g., “op:/stage/lop_node”).
primpath
The path to the primitive.
suffix
The transform operation suffix.
USD primitives are transformed in space by a series of transform operations whose full names are sequentially listed in the xformOpOrder attribute. Full names are namespaced, encode the operation transform type (e.g., translation or rotation), and can also contain a suffix. If primitive has a few operations of the same type, it’s necessary to specify the suffix to differentiate between them. This parameter specifies such a suffix.
Returns
The full name of the primitive’s transform operation that has the given suffix, or an empty string if no such operation is found.
There may be a few transform operations with the same suffix (eg, a translation an a rotation), so the first encountered one will be returned.
Examples ¶
// Find the transform operation name for the pivot translation, and add an iverse of it. string xform_name = usd_findtransformname(0, "/geo/cone", "cone_pivot"); usd_addinversetotransformorder(0, "/geo/cone", xform_name);
| See also | |
| usd | |
| usd_transform |