btw a simple GetValue( property, frame ) can also do the job done even if
your XSI is very old.
Martin
On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 at 11:44 PM, Alok Gandhi wrote:
> And here is the SDK version:
>
> o = Application.Selection(0)
> xfo = o.Kinematics.Global.GetTransform2(frame)
>
> print xfo.PosX, xfo.Pos
And here is the SDK version:
o = Application.Selection(0)
xfo = o.Kinematics.Global.GetTransform2(frame)
print xfo.PosX, xfo.Posy, xfo.PosZ
print xfo.RotX, xfo.RotY, xfo.RotZ
print xfo.SclX, xfo.SclY, xfo.SclZ
On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 at 9:14 AM, Guillaume Laforge <
guillaume.laforge...@gmail.
It depends. From native tools, I don't think so. From the SDK, definitely
(assuming you don't want to access a given simulated frame).
The closest native tool I can think about that gives you access to any
frame is the ICE node "Get Action Source at Frame". If you can store your
transformations as
Is it possible to get the transformation on a given frame?
Cheers
Szabolcs
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