Name	Location
Content Creation	<Vortex Studio Installation Folder>\tutorials\Python\Vortex\PycontentCreation\ContentCreation.py

This tutorial provide an example to create content with code. It is the python 3 equivalent of the C++ Content Creation Tutorial

Is this tutorial, a rover is built and is connected to a joystick.

It showcases the following

Assembly Document
- Parts and collision geometry creation
- Assembling with constraint
- Material on the wheels.
Mechanism Document
- Adds controls of the Assembly via
  - VHL Interface
  - Joystick
  - Python script
  - Connection Container
- Configuration
  - Add an option to have a "Turbo mode" to the rover
Scene Document
- Instantiate 9 Rovers in a 3x3 grid
- Activate the Turbo configuration for some rovers
- Adds Configuration to control the amount of rover visible in the scene.
- The scene has no terrain. It's up to the user to add one by mimicking the steps in the C++ tutorials or by adding it's own terrain in the editor.

See Vortex Studio SDK - Python 3 Scripting for more details about using Python.

Using the tutorial

The code is fully documented explaining each steps.
1. For more detail, call the script with argument --help
Run the script with the following arguments:
1. --destinationFolder <folder> : this is the folder where to save the scene, mechanism and assembly documents
2. --pythonScript <path>: This is the python script path used by the rover controller. It is located at <Vortex Studio Installation Folder>\resouces\ExContentCreation\controller.py
3. --materialsPath <materials>: Path to the Material table. One is provided at <Vortex Studio Installation Folder>\resouces\ExContentCreation\default.vxmaterials.py
  1. The table must contains a material named "Wheel".
In the destination folder, you will have the vortex files created by the script.
1. Open them in the editor to try them.
To go into detail, debug the script and follow the code execution step by step.

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