keerah

# This can run a custom python code to evaluate something useful.
# The code is located in Program Files/SideFx.../Houdini v.v.v/houdini/scene/inspect_usd_prim.py
#
# Coded this little function to fetch the first Mesh subprim and a specific attribute from it.
# It detects if the attribute is a list/array and then it outputs min:max values,
# otherwise it outputs the actual value or indicates if the attribute is not present.
# Not sure how Python can handle all the diversity of the USD datatypes yet,
# so you'll have to take care of it from here for vectors/matrices/etc.
#
# Read the help text in the inspect_usd_prim.py, there's a flag to disable code caching,

keerah

# Script that computes how many hours was spent in a regex-specified "work" category for each day in a given time span.
# By Keerah.com, based on ActivityWatch example
# Output:
#   Daily table with time and apps list sorted by the app usage
#   App table by usage for entire period
#   Verification of matches to make sure you measured nothing except the real work
#     If you are getting unrelated matches you need to tighten your regex criteria
#
# To use it in Obsidian:
# Get Excecute Code extension for Obsidian

keerah

// Sometimes you need to burn in your layer(s) information into your renders
// 1. Create an empty text layer
// 2. Unfold its properties to Text -> Source Text
// 3. Click its stopwatch while pressing Alt
// 4. Paste this expression. You can exclude these descriptive lines starting with //
// 5. Done. Now adjust the text properties to your preference
// This expression creates text with your composition name and current layer(s) names.
// If you do not want it to be included in the actual render, use Layer -> Guide Layer option
// This expression takes in account all the layers below itself, so to include all of comp layers make this text layer the topmost.
// The expression can be slow if you have some huge amount of layers in your comp.

keerah

// Sometimes you need to burn in your layer(s) information into your renders
// 1. Create an empty text layer
// 2. Unfold its properties to Text -> Source Text
// 3. Click its stopwatch while pressing Alt
// 4. Paste this expression. You can exclude these descriptive lines starting with //
// 5. Done. Now adjust the text properties to your preference
// This expression creates text with your composition name and current layer(s) numbers.
// If you do not want it to be included in the actual render, use Layer -> Guide Layer option
// This expression takes in account all the layers below itself, so to include all of comp layers make this text layer the topmost.
// The expression can be slow if you have some huge amount of layers in your comp.    

keerah

import c4d
#Welcome to the world of Python

def main():

    doc.StartUndo()
    s = doc.GetSelection()
    for x in s:
        try:
            p = x.GetUp()