i have 100 pieces of geometry with a name attribute.
how can i export each one with the name attribute as the filename?
Export multiple fbx files
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In case if anyone is curious, TOP's manage to do this, but before Top's I set up the geometry by using connectivity to create attribute class for each piece, then attribute wrangle @class += 1; follow by a blast with group @class='@Frame' to isolate pieces to a frame, then TOP's net with a FBX export, set to frame range, 1 to max pieces, in my case it was 107 pieces.
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EDIT: Ok I figured it out. Apparently the "0" doesn't count as input (which now that I understand it totally makes sense). So I replaced with the actual path and it worked. Thanks!
For some reason I can't get the @name attribute as a file output as I can in a regular, single-frame ROP FBX Output.
This output code works perfectly in the regular FBX Output node (but it doesn't render frame range):
But inside the Topnet the exact same code doesn't work:
I'm exporting different geometries with very different asset names, so I wanted to use the @name attribute from the geometry. I didn't want to use a generic "building_$F" (which works just fine).
Any clues on how to do that?
Thanks!
For some reason I can't get the @name attribute as a file output as I can in a regular, single-frame ROP FBX Output.
This output code works perfectly in the regular FBX Output node (but it doesn't render frame range):
But inside the Topnet the exact same code doesn't work:
I'm exporting different geometries with very different asset names, so I wanted to use the @name attribute from the geometry. I didn't want to use a generic "building_$F" (which works just fine).
Any clues on how to do that?
Thanks!
Edited by freule - April 16, 2024 20:15:22
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