MoviePipelineExampleRuntimeExecutor (Python)

[tearcandy]

Hi, there.

I’m trying to render a sequence through the command line.

My argument is as follows :

"E:\P4\projects\YCD\YCD.uproject"
/Game/Episodes/07/070340/070340_P.070340_P
-LevelSequence=/Game/Episodes/07/070340/Shots/0040.0040
-MoviePipelineLocalExecutorClass=/Script/MovieRenderPipelineCore.MoviePipelinePythonHostExecutor
-ExecutorPythonClass=/Engine/PythonTypes.MoviePipelineExampleRuntimeExecutor
-MoviePipelineConfig=/Game/Cinematics/MoviePipeline/Presets/lowPreset.lowPreset
-MovieName=beauty.{frame_number}
-OutputDirectory="P:/shows/confidential/dev/shots/070340/0040/lit/lighting/unreal/images/seq/v005"
-game
-Windowed
-NoTextureStreaming
-stdout
-FullStdOutLogOutput

And I’d like to use a specific path to the “-ExecutorPythonClass”.

Can I change the “ExecutorPythonClass” path to another path I want?

Thanks in advance!

[entertainer_mei]

Hi tearcandy, I’m running into the same situation. Did you solve it?

[isklon]

To use a custom executor just add it to the init in the same folder as the MoviePipelineExampleRuntimeExecutor file.

i.e. for Unreal 5 add to:

…\UE_5.0\Engine\Plugins\MovieScene\MovieRenderPipeline\Content\Python\init_unreal.py

[entertainer_mei]

@isklon

To use a custom executor just add it to the init in the same folder as the MoviePipelineExampleRuntimeExecutor file.

i.e. for Unreal 5 add to:

…\UE_5.0\Engine\Plugins\MovieScene\MovieRenderPipeline\Content\Python\init_unreal.py

Thanks, that works!