Sounds simple enough.
def do(rig):
# Open a new Maya Scene
cmds.file(newFile=True)
# Imports in a rig
cmds.file(rig, i=True)
# Apply animation curve onto the rig
apply_my_animation() # Your custom function for applying animation
# Publish
cmds.file(exportAll=True)
Pass this once for every file you’d like to have opened. For example.
import os
for rig in os.listdir("/my_rigs"):
do(rig)
Job done. :)
are there any ways in which I can test to know there Maya is indeed having
2 maya scenes, each loading in the rig?
Not sure I follow, what is it that you would like to test for?
On 13 February 2015 at 08:45, likage <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> I am trying to attempt something where it does the following:
> * Open a new Maya Scene
> * Imports in a rig
> * Apply animation curve onto the rig
> * Publish
>
> Meaning, to say, in one Maya scene - there will only be one rig plus its
> own animation.
> Pertaining to the above, I will need to do the same thing over a huge list
> that I have.
>
> And so, was wondering if this is possible to be done in an automated
> manner?
>
> I did write up a mock UI, where it allows user to select the rigs they
> wanted to import, and provide the file location where the animation curve
> is to be applied against the rig import
> So far I have only completed the rig importing part (was a single
> selection).
> Say, if this automatedd process can indeed be done, and I have selected
> two rigs, are there any ways in which I can test to know there Maya is
> indeed having 2 maya scenes, each loading in the rig?
>
>
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