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--- ig:gfx:photocreator:sampels [2021/05/06 09:39] – created ig_jsc
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 ====== Sample Photo.json and parameter list ======
+===== Photo.json Template =====
+Copy these lines, adjust and save them as Photo.json
+<code javascript>
+{
+  "_Description": "Template Photo.json form the IG Doku Wiki",
+  "Cameras": {
+    "Standard": {
+      "X": -3.0,
+      "Y": 1.8,
+      "Z": 3.0,
+      "_X": 2.0,
+      "_Y": 0.0,
+      "_Z": -1.0
+    }
+  },
+  "Camera": "Standard",
+  "Width": 1920,
+  "Height": 1080,
+  "Environment": "?01",
+  "State": {},
+  "Scope": "Domain.Subdomain or ask the admin for help"
+  "Password": "Creator Domain PWD for RO user"
+  "Products":[
+    {
+      "_": "Write description here",
+      "Id": "Id_Free_2_Choose",
+      "NativeId": "Get_From_Commercial_Data"
+    },
+    {}
+  ],
+  "Sets": []
+}
+</code>
+===== Parameters =====
+|Cameras| Define 1 -n cameras \\ Each camera has a name, a position (X, Y, Z) and a view point (_X, _Y, _Z) \\ Additionally you can define an AutoPlace in "CenterXZ" or "CenterX" \\ <code javascript>"Cameras":{
+  "Standard": {
+    "X": -3.0,
+    "Y": 1.8,
+    "Z": 3.0,
+    "_X": 2.0,
+    "_Y": 0.0,
+    "_Z": -1.0
+    "AutoPlace": "CenterXZ"
+  },
+  "Left": {…},
+  "Top": {…}
+} </code>|
+|Camera|Define which of the created cameras to use|
+|Media|Define a set of cameras to loop through. \\ <code javascript>"Media":[
+  "C1",
+  "C2",
+  "C3"
+]
+</code>|
+|MediaCamera|Link the defined cameras to the media camera <code javascript>"MediaCamera": {
+  "C1": "Standard",
+  "C2": "Left",
+  "C3": "Top"
+}</code>|
+|Width|Image pixel horizontal|
+|Height|Image pixel vertical|
+|Environment|Define the background for your rendering (01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06) \\ Additionally define the resolution for your rendering (?) |
+|State|Define the properties and there values. The property can be take from the IG.Creator Configuration table. This is the Id of a property or a value. <code javascript> "State": {
+  "P1": "V1",
+  "P2": "V2"
+} </code>|
+|Loops|Loop over a property to get more than one state of it. <code javascript> "State": {
+  "P2": "V2"
+},
+"Loops": {
+  "P1": [
+    "V1a",
+    "V1b"
+  ],
+  "P3": [
+    "V3a",
+    "V3b"
+  ]
+}</code>|
+|Scope|Define the scope for doing a rendering|
+|Password|A costumer personal password|
+|Products|Define a list of products to render. Each product consists of:<code javascript>"Id": "Name_Free_2_Choose",
+"NativeId": "Id_From_Commercial_Data" </code>|
+|Sets|From the listed singel products, define a bigger set <code javascript>"Sets":[
+  {
+    "Id": "Set_Name_Free_2_Choose",
+    "Camera": "Top"
+    "Products": [
+      {
+        "Id": "Id_From_Single_Article_1"
+      },
+      {
+        "Id": "Id_From_Single_Article_2",
+        "X": 1,
+        "Z": 1,
+        "YR": 90
+      }
+    ]
+  }
+]</code>|
+|SetOnly|Add this to the Product, if only render an article inside a set. <code javascript>"Producs":[
+  {
+    "_": "This article will only be used in sets",
+    "Id": "JustSet",
+    "NativeId": "1234",
+    "SetOnly": "True"
+  }
+]</code>|
+|Settings|In this section, define costume key value pairs for costum render options. E.g.: <code javascript>"Settings":{
+  "Renderer": "Blender",
+  "Output": "fbx"
+}</code> :!: This values will only work if the render script does know how to handle them. Otherwise they will be ignored.|