On Wednesday, June 12, 2013 3:49:44 PM UTC-7, Geordie Martinez wrote:
> Pymel will help you for sure.
> if you have the transform you can use getShape() and it will return a list of
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> you can limit it to polygon shapenodes too with the type="mesh" kwarg.
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> On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 3:25 PM, Christian Akesson <[email protected]>
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> Does anyone know how to get the submeshes of a polygon mesh.
> Combine two spheres into a single mesh and each sphere will be a submesh.
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> I've been searching the docs and Google, but have not been able to find
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> Anyone know if PyMel has anything for this anywhere?
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> Thanks,
> /Christian
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The reason you get that result is that you have not deleted history. Delete
history and run the command and you will not get the sub meshes. (see below)
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