Functions
HAPI_DECL	HAPI_CreateInputCurveNode (const HAPI_Session session, HAPI_NodeId node_id, const char *name)
	Helper for creating specifically creating a curve input geometry SOP. This will create a dummy OBJ node with a Null SOP inside that contains the the HAPI_ATTRIB_INPUT_CURVE_COORDS attribute. It will setup the node as a curve part with no points. In addition to creating the input node, it will also commit and cook the geometry. More...

HAPI_DECL	HAPI_GetInputCurveInfo (const HAPI_Session session, HAPI_NodeId node_id, HAPI_PartId part_id, HAPI_InputCurveInfo info)
	Retrieve meta-data about the input curves, including the curve's type, order, and whether or not the curve is closed and reversed. More...

HAPI_DECL	HAPI_SetInputCurveInfo (const HAPI_Session session, HAPI_NodeId node_id, HAPI_PartId part_id, const HAPI_InputCurveInfo info)
	Set meta-data for the input curves, including the curve type, order, reverse and closed properties. More...

HAPI_DECL	HAPI_SetInputCurvePositions (const HAPI_Session session, HAPI_NodeId node_id, HAPI_PartId part_id, const float positions_array, int start, int length)
	Sets the positions for input curves, doing checks for curve validity, and adjusting the curve settings accordingly. Will also cook the node. More...

HAPI_DECL	HAPI_SetInputCurvePositionsRotationsScales (const HAPI_Session session, HAPI_NodeId node_id, HAPI_PartId part_id, const float positions_array, int positions_start, int positions_length, const float rotations_array, int rotations_start, int rotations_length, const float scales_array, int scales_start, int scales_length)
	Sets the positions for input curves, doing checks for curve validity, and adjusting the curve settings accordingly. Will also cook the node. Additionally, adds rotation and scale attributes to the curve. More...

Detailed Description

Functions for working with curves

Function Documentation

HAPI_DECL HAPI_CreateInputCurveNode	(	const HAPI_Session *	session,
		HAPI_NodeId *	node_id,
		const char *	name
	)

Helper for creating specifically creating a curve input geometry SOP. This will create a dummy OBJ node with a Null SOP inside that contains the the HAPI_ATTRIB_INPUT_CURVE_COORDS attribute. It will setup the node as a curve part with no points. In addition to creating the input node, it will also commit and cook the geometry.

Note that when saving the Houdini scene using HAPI_SaveHIPFile() the nodes created with this method will be green and will start with the name "input".

Parameters

[in]	session	The session of Houdini you are interacting with. See HAPI_Sessions for more on sessions. Pass NULL to just use the default in-process session.
[out]	node_id	Newly created node's id. Use HAPI_GetNodeInfo() to get more information about the node.
[in]	name	Give this input node a name for easy debugging. The node's parent OBJ node and the Null SOP node will both get this given name with "input_" prepended. You can also pass NULL in which case the name will be "input#" where # is some number.

HAPI_DECL HAPI_GetInputCurveInfo	(	const HAPI_Session *	session,
		HAPI_NodeId	node_id,
		HAPI_PartId	part_id,
		HAPI_InputCurveInfo *	info
	)

Retrieve meta-data about the input curves, including the curve's type, order, and whether or not the curve is closed and reversed.

Parameters

[in]	session	The session of Houdini you are interacting with. See HAPI_Sessions for more on sessions. Pass NULL to just use the default in-process session.
[in]	node_id	The node id.
[in]	part_id	The part id.
[out]	info	The curve info represents the meta-data about the curves, including the type, order, and closed and reversed values.

HAPI_DECL HAPI_SetInputCurveInfo	(	const HAPI_Session *	session,
		HAPI_NodeId	node_id,
		HAPI_PartId	part_id,
		const HAPI_InputCurveInfo *	info
	)

Set meta-data for the input curves, including the curve type, order, reverse and closed properties.

Parameters

[in]	session	The session of Houdini you are interacting with. See HAPI_Sessions for more on sessions. Pass NULL to just use the default in-process session.
[in]	node_id	The node id.
[in]	part_id	Currently unused. Input asset geos are assumed to have only one part.
[in]	info	The curve info represents the meta-data about the curves, including the type, order, and closed and reverse properties.

HAPI_DECL HAPI_SetInputCurvePositions	(	const HAPI_Session *	session,
		HAPI_NodeId	node_id,
		HAPI_PartId	part_id,
		const float *	positions_array,
		int	start,
		int	length
	)

Sets the positions for input curves, doing checks for curve validity, and adjusting the curve settings accordingly. Will also cook the node.

Parameters

[in]	session	The session of Houdini you are interacting with. See HAPI_Sessions for more on sessions. Pass NULL to just use the default in-process session.
[in]	node_id	The node id.
[in]	part_id	Currently unused. Input asset geos are assumed to have only one part.
[in]	positions_array	A float array representing the positions attribute. It will read the array assuming a tuple size of 3. Note that this function does not do any coordinate axes conversion.
[in]	start	The index of the first position in positions_array.
[in]	length	The size of the positions array.

HAPI_DECL HAPI_SetInputCurvePositionsRotationsScales	(	const HAPI_Session *	session,
		HAPI_NodeId	node_id,
		HAPI_PartId	part_id,
		const float *	positions_array,
		int	positions_start,
		int	positions_length,
		const float *	rotations_array,
		int	rotations_start,
		int	rotations_length,
		const float *	scales_array,
		int	scales_start,
		int	scales_length
	)

Sets the positions for input curves, doing checks for curve validity, and adjusting the curve settings accordingly. Will also cook the node. Additionally, adds rotation and scale attributes to the curve.

Parameters

[in]	session	The session of Houdini you are interacting with. See HAPI_Sessions for more on sessions. Pass NULL to just use the default in-process session.
[in]	node_id	The node id.
[in]	part_id	Currently unused. Input asset geos are assumed to have only one part.
[in]	positions_array	A float array representing the positions attribute. It will read the array assuming a tuple size of 3. Note that this function does not do any coordinate axes conversion.
[in]	positions_array	A float array representing the positions attribute. It will read the array assuming a tuple size of 3. Note that this function does not do any coordinate axes conversion.
[in]	positions_start	The index of the first position in positions_array.
[in]	positions_length	The size of the positions array.
[in]	rotations_array	A float array representing the rotation (rot) attribute. It will read the array assuming a tuple size of 4 representing quaternion values
[in]	rotations_start	The index of the first rotation in rotations_array.
[in]	rotations_length	The size of the rotations array.
[in]	scales_array	A float array representing the scale attribute. It will read the array assuming a tuple size of 3
[in]	scales_start	The index of the first scale in scales_array.
[in]	scales_length	The size of the scales array.