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This class offers the option to render without a gui. Works analogously to the Visualizer class. Currently only a static camera perspective is implemented that can be defined with the view_matrix.
from Headless_Visualizer to Headless_Renderer
SamTov
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Nov 11, 2024
| renderer_resolution: list = [4096, 2160], | ||
| renderer_spp: int = 64, | ||
| renderer: Mitsuba = Mitsuba(), | ||
| view_matrix: np.ndarray = np.array([[ 1, 0, 0, -100], |
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Can we make this optional and add some classes to deal with different approaches?
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Added a headless renderer class for rendering without a graphical interface.
For the best result consider to export an appropriate view matrix for your visualization before rendering.
This class can be used analogously to the Visualizer class. An example that renders a whole simulation with given particles, vector fields in their respective lists into an output folders using a given view matrix could look like this.