What Frank said.
You can also check the code for your saved gizmo for xpos and ypos knobs on the
main Gizmo { bit of the code.
Depending on how you save these gizmos, these knobs (xpos, ypos) remain in
there and are respected once you create/add the node.
As for your second problem what you can do is to grab the xpos and ypos knob
values after the first node is created and then set the values of these knobs
with a offset for the remaining nodes.
But honestly at this point in time, depending on what you're trying to do its
just simpler to use ToolSets or use python to paste the contents of a .nk file
with its root settings stripped.
Sorry for the first incomplete message.
Cheers,
Diogo
On 09/11/2011, at 21:08, Frank Rueter <[email protected]> wrote:
> how are you creating those gizmos and how are you calling them in you r
> menu/py?
> Sounds like the DAG offset is related to one of the above. I've only ever
> seen this problem with "gizmos" that were actually groups (possibly with a
> DAG position bakes in) and/or if you are using nuke.nodes.<NodeClass>() in
> your menu.py instead of nuke.createNode()
>
>
>
> On Nov 9, 2011, at 8:39 PM, thoma wrote:
>
>> I'm having a recurring problem where I want to access the, lets say,
>> 'active' DAG position - basically where i last clicked. In practice I want
>> to click on the DAG and when i create a gizmo via a custom menu or create
>> nodes via a python script they are positioned at said location. This works
>> unfailingly with the built-in nodes in nuke but all of my custom gizmos are
>> created far away from the last clicked position (usually with a constant
>> offset) How do I access this info via python and how do I make my gizmos
>> behave like the built-in nodes on creation when it comes to position in the
>> DAG?
>>
>> Thanks all,
>> Thomas
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