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Manage transformations

Learn how to start and manage transformations using the Python SDK.
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Before you begin

To access and create transformations, make sure the app has the right accesses. Read more about managing Identity.
注意
The following code snippets first require an initialization. To learn more about the 
initialize()
and 
uninitialize()
methods, read about getting started with the Unity Cloud Python SDK.

How do I...?

Start a transformation

To start a transformation on a given dataset, follow these steps:
  1. Pass all the information to identify the dataset.
  2. Pass the 
    WorkflowType
    you would like to start.
The possible values for 
WorkflowType
are:
  • THUMBNAIL_GENERATION
  • GLB_PREVIEW
  • DATA_STREAMING
  • TRANSCODE_VIDEO
The returned object is the created transformation. Make sure to retrieve the id contained in the return object to later refresh and track the progress of the transformation. 
    transformation = unity_cloud.assets.start_transformation(    org_id = "012345678912",    project_id = "1234abcd-ab12-cd34-ef56-123456abcdef",    asset_id = "0123456789abcdefghijklmn",    asset_version = "1234abcd-ab12-cd34-ef56-123456abcdef",    dataset_id = "1234abcd-12ab-34cd-56ef-123456abcdef",    workflow_type = unity_cloud.WorkflowType.THUMBNAIL_GENERATION)

Get a transformation

To get a previously started transformation on a dataset whether already completed or not, pass the information of the dataset and the id of the transformation. 
    transformation = unity_cloud.assets.get_transformation(    org_id = "012345678912",    project_id = "1234abcd-ab12-cd34-ef56-123456abcdef",    asset_id = "0123456789abcdefghijklmn",    asset_version = "1234abcd-ab12-cd34-ef56-123456abcdef",    dataset_id = "1234abcd-12ab-34cd-56ef-123456abcdef",    workflow_id = "012345678912")

List transformations

You can list transformations from an organization and project by using one or many of those optional arguments:
  • asset_id : The asset affected by the transformation. Leave empty to search all assets.
  • asset_version : The version of the asset. Leave empty to search all asset versions.
  • dataset_id: The dataset ID. Leave empty to search through all possible datasets.
  • transformation_status. The transformation status. Leave empty to search all transformation statuses.
  • user_id: The user that started the transformation. Leave empty to search all users.
  • limit_to: The maximum of amount of results that should be returned. Leave empty to return everything.
  • skip: Use in combination of limit_to to page through results.
transformations = unity_cloud.assets.list_transformations(org_id = "012345678912",project_id = "1234abcd-ab12-cd34-ef56-123456abcdef",<optional arguments>)