RfM
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Figure 1 - mesh edges represented by linear RiCurves
Figure 2 - mesh plus linear RiCurves. |
Applying the Rif in MayaRfM does not provide a GUI that enables python rifs to be used in an artist friendly way. However, there is a work-around, but it assumes the reader has downloaded the scripts given in the tutorial "RfM 23: Customizing" and has reviewed their use for batch rendering outlined in the tutorial "RfM 22: Batch Rendering and Filtering". |
Workflow
1 Select a polymesh object that you wish to be rendered as a wireframe.
Note the name have each has automatically been given the prefix 4 Execute the following python commands in the script editor (Python tab),
The value of 0.02 sets the width of the linear curves and the tuple (or list) sets a primvar bound to the Ricurves that can be read by a PxrPrimvar node for the purpose of colorizing the curves.
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