Improvements to RDLA toolset#17
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Updates for rdla_gui and rdla_filter. scene_rdl2 API changes. New rdla_wedge script. Signed-off-by: Jon Lanz <[email protected]>
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Rsolves OpenMoonRay/openmoonray#252
This PR adds a new rdla_wedge command-line tool for generating animated MoonRay wedges, including support for rendering frame sequences, GIF/MP4 output, text overlays, and optional parameter animation via sidecar .rdla files. It also significantly refactors the existing RDLA tooling (rdla_filter and rdla_gui) to rely more directly on the scene_rdl2 Python API instead of text parsing, which improves handling of defaults, bindings, scene objects, layer assignments, and motion-blurred attributes.
In addition, the PR expands the Python bindings and core scene APIs to support workflows those tools need, including deleting scene objects, reading and writing attribute values at specific motion-blur timesteps, managing bindings from Python, and exposing extra scene-writing options. There are also a couple of targeted serialization fixes in AsciiWriter, especially around blur output and unbound bindable attributes, which make exported scene data cleaner and more accurate.
Signed-off-by: Jon Lanz [email protected]