{toolName}_{toolCommand}(an_input_file, bool_flag=True, string_flag="a value", int_flag=1, list_flag=["a value", "other value"], ...) 
 
# I.E 
# a batchtool commandline conversion: 
# sbsbaker ambient-occlusion-from-mesh /a/path/to/a/mesh/foo_low.fbx --output-size 8,8 --highdef-mesh a/path/to/a/mesh/foo_hi.fbx --output-name baked_name 
# PySBS version : 
proc = sbsbaker_ambient_occlusion_from_mesh("/a/path/to/a/mesh/foo_low.fbx", output_size=(8, 8), 
                                            highdef_mesh="/a/path/to/a/mesh/foo_hi.fbx", output_name="baked_name") 
proc.wait() # wait the end of the process

# call a sbsbaker_info with the kwarg output_handler=True to get an OutputHandler instead of Popen 
# the OutputHandler will stop the interpreter during the batchtool process exactly like Popen.wait() 
out = batchtools.sbsbaker_info('foo.fbx', output_handler=True) 
print(out) 
# <pysbs.batchtools.output_handlers.SbsBakerInfoOutputHandler object at 0x7f8808fe1c50> 
# to get the result use get_results, an OutputHandler's common method 
results = out.get_results() 
print(results) 
# [<pysbs.batchtools.sbsbaker_info_handlers.SbsBakerInfoEntityStruct object at 0x7f7757881c10>, <pysbs.batchtools.sbsbaker_info_handlers.SbsBakerInfoEntityStruct object at 0x7f7757881e10>] 
# SbsBakerInfoOutputHandler.get_results() return a list of SbsBakerInfoEntityStruct. Follow the doc to get more details of SbsBakerInfoEntityStruct 
# as mush as possible each member type is converted in a python type. 
for entity in results: 
    # some examples of its different members 
    print(entity.label) 
    for mesh in entity.meshes: 
        print(mesh.vertices_number) 
        for uv in mesh.uvs: 
            print(uv.udim_tiles) 
        for subpart in mesh.submeshes: 
            print(subpart.color) 
# it become easy to retrieve all the udims or uv tiles: 
all_udims = set([udim for entity in results for mesh in entity.meshes for uv in mesh.uvs for udim in uv.udim_tiles]) 
 
# an other OutputHandler common method is dump() to write the output in a stream IO (file) 
with open("dumped_file.ext", 'w') as f: 
    out.dump(f)

batchtools.sbsrender_render_animate("explosion.sbsar", 
                                    start=0, 
                                    end=50, 
                                    fps=24, 
                                    output_path="{inputPath}/animate_outputs", 
                                    output_name="animate_frame_####", 
                                    input_graph_output="output", 
                                    animated_parameters=[ 
                                        ("input", lambda frame, fps: frame / fps)], 
                                    multi_proc=4)

from pysbs import batchtools 
cmds = [] 
cmds.append(batchtools.sbscooker("foo.sbs", output_path="/output", command_only=True)) 
cmds.append(batchtools.sbsrender_render("/output/foo.sbsar", output_path="/output", command_only=True)) 
with open("/output/batchcommands.txt", "w") as f: 
    f.writelines('n'.join(cmds))