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What this guide covers
For pipeline artists and technical directors who edit OpenUSD scenes and want to know what this open-source editor claims to do. It records the documented features, the UTQL query language, the optional assistant that needs an outside model API key, addons and build requirements. Files were only read at one pinned commit; nothing was built or run.
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Guide title
usdtweak OpenUSD editor: what its docs say about UTQL queries, the Twiki assistant, addons and building
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For pipeline artists and technical directors who edit OpenUSD scenes and want to know what this open-source editor claims to do. It records the documented features, the UTQL query language, the optional assistant that needs an outside model API key, addons and build requirements. Files were only read at one pinned commit; nothing was built or run.
Useful starting points
- The documents disagree on supported OpenUSD versions across the building page, workflows and package manifest, so confirm the version before building.
- UTQL has a dry-run option and treats a statement with no scope as covering everything open, so scope writes deliberately.
- The Twiki assistant is documented as Claude-only and sending scene data to your own model account, so check that before using it on confidential scenes.
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