Calling cmd.draw() will schedule a rendering event to be executed in the
rending loop. This means the command will return before the image was rendered.
The only way to access the result is with a callback, which will be
asynchronous with the script you're executing.
Calling cmd.png() is relate
Thx for your quick response, Thomas. Please, could you elaborate the
previous example a little bit further? I'm a little confused about what you
can accomplish using the callback function you posted. Thx
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Hi Antonio,
This is currently not possible for ray tracing or for capturing the displayed
image.
It's possible for deferred on-screen rendering with a callback.
def mycallback(image):
print("got image of dimension", image.shape)
cmd.raw_image_callback = mycallback
cmd.draw()
Cheers,
Th
