Plugin

OpenEXR

OpenEXR, with Cryptomatte, as a format plugin for Kinogaki Studio: an EXR file reads as one standard Image of the public studio-sdk, every part's channels its layers, and an Image writes as one EXR. The codec is this crate's own, src/exr/ (docs/CODEC.md): scanline and tiled, multi-part, every lossless compression and PXR24, HALF, FLOAT and UINT channels, every attribute, Cryptomatte 1.2, its chunks on the process's workers. The format converts no color: the host resolves what a file says of its colors.

The library crate is kinogaki-exr-format; plugin/ (kinogaki-plugin-exr) is the dylib Studio loads, formats/exr.dylib. Package kinogaki.exr, format kinogaki.format.exr.

GitHub: kinogaki/plugin-exr
Folder: plugins/exr/
Crates: 2
Rust lines: 4,826 in src, 1,383 in tests

What it ships

Plugin file	Package	Crate
`formats/exr.dylib`	`kinogaki.exr`	`kinogaki-plugin-exr`

Crates

Crate	What it is	Files	Lines	Test lines
`kinogaki-exr-format`	OpenEXR, a format plugin: an EXR file reads as one standard `Image`, every part's channels its layers, and an Image writes as one EXR, Cryptomatte included.	20	4,821	1,383
`kinogaki-plugin-exr`	OpenEXR as a Studio plugin library (`formats/exr.dylib`).	1	5	0

Uses

Crate	Repository	As	What it is
`kinogaki-deflate`	lib-image	normal	DEFLATE (RFC 1951) and zlib (RFC 1950) compression and decompression, with the CRC-32 and Adler-32 checksums the formats around them use.
`kinogaki-image`	lib-image	normal	The owned image every lib-image format decodes to and encodes from.
`kinogaki-render-api`	SDK	normal	Kinogaki's render interface: what a host (Studio) sends a render engine and what comes back, with no GPU or OS API.
`kinogaki-shared`	Core and the app	normal	The crates Studio and its plugins share, built once as a Rust dylib.
`kinogaki-studio-api`	SDK	normal	Kinogaki Studio's headless plugin API.

For its tests alone

Crate	Repository	As	What it is
`kinogaki-studio-api-testing`	SDK	tests	The SDK's test support (a dev-dependency only): `assert_refused` for admission tests, `read_hostile` for a format's tests of hostile files, `format` for its scratch folders and round trips, `workers` as a host installs them, with `wgpu` an ...

Third-party

None.