pymel.core.rendering.ogsRender

ogsRender(*args, **kwargs)

Renders an image or a sequence using the OGS rendering engine

Flags:

Long name (short name)		Argument Types	Properties
activeMultisampleType (mst)		unicode
	Query the current active multisample type.
activeRenderOverride (cro)		unicode
	Set or query the current active render override.
activeRenderTargetFormat (fpt)		unicode
	Query the current active floating point target format. Flag can have multiple arguments, passed either as a tuple or a list.
availableFloatingPointTargetFormat (afp)		bool
	Returns the names of available floating point render target format.
availableMultisampleType (amt)		bool
	Returns the names of available multisample type.
availableRenderOverrides (aro)		bool
	Returns the names of available render overrides.
camera (cam)		unicode
	Specify the camera to use. Use the first available camera if the camera given is not found.
currentFrame (cf)		bool
	Render the current frame.
currentView (cv)		bool
	When turned on, only the current view will be rendered.
enableFloatingPointRenderTarget (efp)		bool
	Enable/disable floating point render target.
enableMultisample (ems)		bool
	Enable/disable multisample.
frame (f)		float
	Specify the frame to render.
height (h)		int
	The height flag pass the height to the ogsRender command. If not used, the height is taken from the render globals settings.
layer (l)		PyNode
	Render the specified render layer. Only this render layer will be rendered, regardless of the renderable attribute value of the render layer. The layer name will be appended to the output image file name. The specified render layer becomes the current render layer before rendering, and remains as current render layer after the rendering.
noRenderView (nrv)		bool
	When turned on, the render view is not updated after image computation
width (w)		int
	The width flag pass the width to the ogsRender command. If not used, the width is taken from the render globals settings.

Derived from mel command maya.cmds.ogsRender

Example:

import pymel.core as pm

# Create a poly sphere.
pm.polySphere()
# Render it
# It will try to save the image with format according
# to the file name saved in render globals.
pm.ogsRender(w=480,h=270)
pm.ogsRender(w=480,h=270)