This repo contains the Python Blender validator tool, whichs helps you with creating your RPM content in Blender.
See the docs for the Blender validation
see the doc for the blender validation checks

• rpm_pyblish_plugins: Pyblish validation plugins & fix actions
• rpm_validator: custom Pyblish UI
• rpm_validator_addon: blender addon code
• init.py : blender addon hookup code, containing bl_info

This repo can be installed either as a Blender add-on, or through PIP.

Installing as a Blender add-on

• gives the option to disable this tool
• adds a menu button to launch the window

Instructions:

• download latest
• install as a blender add-on, by extracting the whole folder in your addons folder
• enable the add-on in blender
• PIP install the dependencies from requirements.txt

Installing through PIP

• installs the tool as a Python module
• no option to disable, which means it won't accidentally be disabled
• auto installs the dependencies
• no menu button, but can be launched from the python console with

import rpm_validator
rpm_validator.show()

Instructions:

• PIP install the module from github

python -m pip install git+https://github.com/readyplayerme/rpm-blender-validator

Some of our partners require more advanced control of the validations. Here's a sample going through the basics.

import pyblish.api
import pyblish.util

# register rpm plugins
# this is done automatically if you use the RPM addon or script file path
import rpm_pyblish_plugins
rpm_pyblish_plugins.register()

# discover the validation plugins
plugins = pyblish.api.discover()

# collect meshes materials etc
context = pyblish.util.collect(plugins=plugins)

# run the validations
context = pyblish.util.validate(context=context, plugins=plugins)

# run autofix on all failed instances
for plugin in plugins:
    try:
        if hasattr(plugin, "fix"):
            pyblish_action = plugin.fix
            pyblish_action.process(self=pyblish_action, context=context, plugin=plugin)
    except Exception as e:
        print(traceback.print_tb(e.__traceback__))
        print("failed to fix:", e)

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