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OpenUSD Tutorials and Examples
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The content previously hosted in this repository has been migrated to the NVIDIA Learning Path for OpenUSD. This repository remains available in read-only mode for historical reference.
For the most up-to-date tutorials, examples, and learning materials, we encourage you to explore the Learning Path.
Designed for developers and 3D practitioners, these free online courses cover the fundamentals of OpenUSD as well as practical applications. The curriculum offers a structured path from introductory concepts and best practices to advanced topics, equipping participants with the skills needed to confidently apply OpenUSD in real-world workflows.
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About
This project showcases educational material for Pixar's Universal Scene Description (OpenUSD).
For convenience, the Jupyter Notebook from the GTC 2021 session is available on Google Colaboratory, which offers an interactive environment from the comfort of your web browser. Colaboratory makes it possible to:
- Try code snippets without building or installing OpenUSD on your machine
- Run the samples on any device
- Share code experiments with others
Should you prefer to run the notebook on your local machine instead, simply download and execute it after installing Jupyter.
Sample Notebook
Follow along the tutorial using the sample notebook from the GTC session, or get acquainted with OpenUSD using other examples:
| Notebook | Google Colab link |
|---|---|
| Introduction to OpenUSD |  |
| Opening USD Stages | |
| Prims, Attributes and Metadata | |
| Hierarchy and Traversal | |