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  1. Asset Transformer SDK (ex Pixyz)

Python SDK

This guide provides step-by-step instructions for installing and setting up the Pixyz Python SDK, including prerequisites, pip installation, and running your first script.
Read time 2 minutes
Last updated 9 months ago

Prerequisites

  • Compatible system
  • Python 3.1 minimum. 3.10 or newer recommended
  • A valid Pixyz SDK license on your Pixyz license portal

Setup

Setup using pip (recommended)

  1. Run
    pip install pxz --extra-index-url https://unity3ddist.jfrog.io/artifactory/api/pypi/pixyz-pypi-prod-local/simple
  2. Setup your license
  3. Run your first script

SDK without UI frontend

In this case, you will only have access to the Python API/SDK and not the UI frontend.
  1. Run
    pip install pxz --no-deps --extra-index-url https://unity3ddist.jfrog.io/artifactory/api/pypi/pixyz-pypi-prod-local/simple
  2. Setup your license
  3. Run your first script
Note
The package is hosted at the following index location:
https://unity3ddist.jfrog.io/artifactory/api/pypi/pixyz-pypi-prod-local/simple
More information about installing from custom indexes.
Important
Windows only: be aware of warnings related to search paths such as
WARNING: The scripts PiXYZFinishInstall.exe, PiXYZGenerateActivationCode.exe and PiXYZInstallLicense.exe are installed in [...] which is not on PATH
.
If this happens, simply add missing paths to PYTHONPATH or add the base path prefix to the script.

Setup without pip

PyCharm

  1. Download SDK from archive
  2. Open project
  3. Locate your Pixyz SDK binaries folder on your machine or local dev environement
  4. Add Pixyz binaries folder to your interpreter path (check PyCharm documentation)
pycharm
  1. Setup your license server
  2. Run your first script

Visual Studio Code

  1. Download SDK from archive
  2. Open project
  3. Create a Python environment
  4. Set
    PYTHONPATH
    to the Pixyz binaries folder path (by adding an .env file to the project for example)
  5. Setup your license
  6. Run your first script

Run your first script

import pxzfrom pxz import core# init Pixyzpxz.initialize()# print Pixyz versionprint(core.getVersion())# set log level to INFO so you can see the logs in the consolecore.configureInterfaceLogger(True, True, True)core.addConsoleVerbose(core.Verbose.INFO)# if no license is found, try to configure a license serverif not core.checkLicense(): core.configureLicenseServer("company-server-hostname", 27000, True)# use io.importScene to import a file and enjoy :)

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    • Prerequisites

    • Setup

      • Setup using pip (recommended)

        • SDK without UI frontend

      • Setup without pip

        • PyCharm

        • Visual Studio Code

    • Run your first script


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