Scene

Either id, name, or regex's can be used for node names.
All get functions return the value, or undefined if no match is found
All find functions return an id or a Path
All filter functions return an array of id or Path

find(query)

Finds first matching node.
Kind: inner method of Scene

parameter	type	description
query	`QueryObject`	The query object to filter on.

// Return the node uuid
scene.find({ name: 'Box' }); //  -> ['uuid']
// Return the path to the transform operator
scene.find({ name: 'Box', plug: 'Transform', property: 'translation' });// -> ['uuid','plugs','Transform',0]
// Match the first node that starts with Box
scene.find({ name: 'Box*' });

fetch(id)

Fetch an asset, to make it available for querying sceneGraph data.
Kind: inner method of Scene

parameter	type	description
id	`string`	Asset ID to fetch

alignNode(nodeId, alignNodeId)

Move nodeId to align with alignNodeId, optionally using anchorNodeId to do the alignment.
Kind: inner method of Scene

parameter	type	description
nodeId	`string`	The node that will be aligned.
alignNodeId	`string`	The node `nodeId` will align with.
options.anchorNodeId	`string`	Optionally, the child of `nodeId` that will be aligned with `alignNodeId`. If left `undefined`, `nodeId` itself will be aligned to alignNodeId.
options.withRotation	`boolean`	Default is `false`. When set to `true`, both position and rotation of `alignNodeId` and `anchorNodeId` will be same after alignment.

// Move the sword to place the sword handle in the hand
scene.alignNode(swordId, handId, { anchorNodeId: swordHandleId, withRotation: true });