Bundle Inspector#
This node creates independent outputs containing information about the contents of a bundle attribute. It can be used for testing or debugging what is inside a bundle as it flows through the graph. The bundle is inspected recursively, so any bundles inside of the main bundle have their contents added to the output as well. The bundle contents can be printed when the node evaluates, and it passes the input straight through unchanged so you can insert this node between two nodes to inspect the data flowing through the graph.
Installation#
To use this Node, you must enable omni.graph.nodes
in the Extension Manager.
Inputs#
Name |
Type |
Description |
Default |
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bundle |
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The attribute bundle to be inspected |
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Setting to true prints the contents of the bundle when the node evaluates |
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inspectDepth |
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The depth that the inspector is going to traverse and print. 0 means just attributes on the input bundles. 1 means its immediate children. -1 means infinity. |
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Outputs#
Name |
Type |
Description |
Default |
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count |
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Number of attributes present in the bundle. Every other output is an array that should have this number of elements in it. |
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attributeCount |
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Number of attributes present in the bundle. Every other output is an array that should have this number of elements in it. |
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names |
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List of the names of attributes present in the bundle |
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types |
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List of the types of attributes present in the bundle |
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roles |
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List of the names of the roles of attributes present in the bundle |
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arrayDepths |
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List of the array depths of attributes present in the bundle |
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tupleCounts |
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List of the tuple counts of attributes present in the bundle |
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values |
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List of the bundled attribute values, converted to token format |
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childCount |
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Number of child bundles present in the bundle. |
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bundle |
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The attribute bundle passed through as-is from the input bundle |