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--- ig:gfx:photocreator [2021/05/11 07:55] – [Setting up the IG.GFX.PhotoCreator] ig_jsc
+++ ig:gfx:photocreator [2024/04/04 08:04] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-The second file is a so-called create a batch or shell file (depends on OS), that gives the Photo.json to the server and asks for the assets and article structure. Inside this file, the parameters form the first start of the IG.GFX.PhotoCreator will be inserted.
+The second file is a so-called create batch or shell file (depends on OS), that gives the Photo.json to the server and asks for the assets and article structure. Inside this file, the parameters form the first start of the IG.GFX.PhotoCreator will be inserted.
 **Setting up the create file**
-It is recommended to save the create a file in another folder than the IG.GFX.PhotoCreator. The easiest way is to put it into a subfolder called "Create".
+It is recommended to save the create a file in another folder than the IG.GFX.PhotoCreator. The easiest way is to put it into a subfolder called "Create".Make sure the create.bat & Photo.json files should be in the same folder.
+**Service-URL and GFX**
+The current url is **https://3d.intelligentgraphics.biz/services/gfx/**.
+If this address is not correct, no error is output. But you can see that no assets are loaded and stored.
+Normally it is not necessary to synchronize the GFX data from IG.Creator to the GFX Server. However, you can try to trigger this sync manually at the URL https://3d.intelligentgraphics.biz/services/gfx.
+For access to the required workspaces, corresponding activations in the user license may be necessary!
 <code> <SomePath>/IG.GFX.PhotoCreator/Create> </code>
-Inside the //Create// folder create the a create.bat or create.sh file.
+Inside the //Create// folder create the create.bat or create.sh file.
 Type in the following parameters:
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 REM server address to download assets
-SET SERVICE=https://ig5.intelligentgraphics.biz/proxy/gfx2/
+SET SERVICE=https://3d.intelligentgraphics.biz/services/gfx/
 REM IG.Creator login user
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 # server address to download assets
-SERVICE=https://ig5.intelligentgraphics.biz/proxy/gfx2/
+SERVICE=https://3d.intelligentgraphics.biz/services/gfx/
 # IG.Creator login user
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 :!: Make sure you are not giving this file to other people while your user credentials are typed in here. In case you are going to share this file, create the IG_GFX_USER and IG_GFX_PWD as global system variables and delete them from this file :!:
-Run the create a file from the command line or terminal. It will download all assets and saves them inside a Photos folder.
+Run the create file from the command line or terminal. It will download all assets and saves them inside a Photos folder.
 Have a look at this folder. This folder should hold several text files as well as an index.txt file and a subfolder. Opening this subfolder leads to more subfolders, with the single assets at the end. These assets are used later to create a rendering.
+==== Output ====
+After terminating the IG.GFX.PhotoCreator process a bundle of files is provided.
+Usually the structure looks similar to this:
+<code>
+-Photos
+    -Domain
+        -Subdomain
+            + TexturesFolder.tex
+            + AssetFolder.geo
+    -test01-scene.json
+    -test01-env.json
+    -test02-scene.json
+    -test02-env.json
+</code>
+Domain, Subdomain, TexturesFolder.tex and AssetFolder.geo hold the downloaded assets. All scene descriptions lay inside the Photos folder.
+  * __test01-scene.json__ holds the scene description that is needed for renderings
+  * __test01-env.json__ is holding additional rendersettings that were processed from the input.
+Make sure the scene and the environment file have the same prefix. E.g. test01.
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