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  1. Hi, truing to render meta data when rendering my images. Something like bounds, colors, etc etc: Similar to: { "bounds_max": [ 0.9976696968078613, 0.5660994648933411, 1.2734324932098389 ], "bounds_min": [ -1.0025358200073242, -1.335376501083374, -0.9231263995170593 ] } Currently I write meta data to a json-file using a python script inside my "obj/the_thing_to_render" network. It works fine but now want the same data to be output when driven from a PDG network. All in all, trying to find an easy way to write out some data for each variation I render. (i.e. renderer_image_wedge_045.exr should have file meta_data_wedge_045.json). Anyone have experience with this or have some nice pointers to have to do this in a clean way?
  2. Hi guys; In a "foreach" loop, how can I retrieve “iteration” value from the "metadata", to write in a parameters tab? Thanks for helping.
  3. Hi there, is there a way to have just last iteration of the for each loop? I mean the last "generation" ? Im scattering points, looping a copytopoint node. So it is growing mesh. But i would like to have just the new ones every frame. metadata from each loop maybe, somehow? I also have a popnetwork after scatter, to get age and tried to use "Just Born group". But I still get the whole mesh every frame (for obvious reasons) Iteration Method is by count. Im rising iterations with $F. Thanks. BK.
  4. Hai, Is there a way to get the data of the length from a alembic? I have to run a pipeline where I export the exact amount of frames as coming in. THNX
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