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Visualise Relationships of Assets #159
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Has anyone tried this before ? I am giving a try on this feature, and implemented a simple dependency data collect mechanism in my config, pretty rough right now. The node graph was created from a Loader plugin. Instead of using SceneGraph, I use NodeGraphQt, because it has much nicer looking, and the Here's another node graph tool I have tried, Nodz, this one uses I think I will continue this with |
I haven't, but have also been peeking at those libraries you mention. What you have there looks like a good start! Laying out nodes isn't as easy as it seems.. I dove into that rabbit hole a while back, and can understand why someone would choose to use a third-party library. It wouldn't be the end of the world to vendor networkx with Avalon; so long as it's pure Python and doesn't complicate distribution. |
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Goal
Gain oversight of what asset depends or related to what other asset.
Motivation
At the moment, pointcaches and curves have an implicit relation to the rig from which they were produced, but the information is hidden. As the number and complexity of relationships grow, we'll need a better understanding of what relates to what in order to develop it further, but also to debug things that happen because of this relationship.
Implementation
Draw a node graph in the Loader of the currently selected asset and what other assets it relates to and how.
We can try and take advantage of https://github.com/mfessenden/SceneGraph
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