I have a torus which I set translation to (0,2,2), rotation to (90,0,0) and
move the pivot to (5,2,0).
Now I center the pivot on the object and none of these values change
whereas in other 3d apps translation does actually change when the pivot is
centered. Reading up on how this works, in the
Ah, thanks for the additional info, Justin!
On Mon, Jul 28, 2014 at 6:05 PM, Justin Israel
wrote:
> Busted on cross-posting? :-)
>
> @Tony, I also like QSettings since it handles a few things for you like
> platform-specific storage locations that can resolve from User -> System.
> You can actu
Busted on cross-posting? :-)
@Tony, I also like QSettings since it handles a few things for you like
platform-specific storage locations that can resolve from User -> System.
You can actually pass a Format flag to the constructor to tell it to use
INI (I do that do keep it consistent on OSX/Linux)
omg
On Monday, July 28, 2014 4:56:36 PM UTC-4, Marcus Ottosson wrote:
>
> This couldn't have been a coincidence, could it? :-)
>
>
> http://tech-artists.org/forum/showthread.php?4872-Storing-settings-for-tools&p=25084#post25084
>
>
> On 28 July 2014 21:51, md > wrote:
>
>> I have a couple general
I have been using QSettings but I don't think I'll continue to use them for
all cases. First off on Windows they are stored in the Registry which I'm
not super pleased about. I know there is an option to store them in an
.ini file as well but I haven't investigated it.
The other issue is then th
This couldn't have been a coincidence, could it? :-)
http://tech-artists.org/forum/showthread.php?4872-Storing-settings-for-tools&p=25084#post25084
On 28 July 2014 21:51, md wrote:
> I have a couple general housekeeping questions for you guys ...
>
> 1. Where do you store your persistent appli
I have a couple general housekeeping questions for you guys ...
1. Where do you store your persistent application settings ?
2. How/Where do you check to see if a dialog you have wrapped in the Maya
application exists so it does not create multiple instances ?
Thanks
M
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Thanks Justin and Marcus ... Popen is the way to go for me. Worked great.
On Monday, July 28, 2014 3:54:17 PM UTC-4, Justin Israel wrote:
>
> The subprocess module superseded all of the other various ways of
> launching processes, such as os.system, os.popen, commands, etc.
>
> What you were call
The subprocess module superseded all of the other various ways of launching
processes, such as os.system, os.popen, commands, etc.
What you were calling is the convenience call() function that waits for the
return code of the process. So of you don't want to wait for the return
code immediately,
As one example, I did something similar when I was experimenting with
getting an XBOX kinect to drive some of our characters at SouthPark. It
wasn't a graphical interface but I had the same design intentions to make
the library agnostic of the host app, so that at some point if I wanted I
could sw
worked great ... why have both ?
On Monday, July 28, 2014 2:05:08 PM UTC-4, Marcus Ottosson wrote:
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> Try subprocess.Popen instead.
>
>
> On 28 July 2014 18:32, md > wrote:
>
>> I have a question about calling external programs from inside Maya using
>> Python. (in this case an image viewer)
>>
Try subprocess.Popen instead.
On 28 July 2014 18:32, md wrote:
> I have a question about calling external programs from inside Maya using
> Python. (in this case an image viewer)
>
> I am trying the following :
>
> *from subprocess import call*
>
> and then inside my code using :
>
> *call([rv_
I have a question about calling external programs from inside Maya using
Python. (in this case an image viewer)
I am trying the following :
*from subprocess import call*
and then inside my code using :
*call([rv_path, "'"+_review_arg+"'"]) *
The program launches , but its in a modal state for
Auto-answer to my own message : I got time to look arround myself and got
some success.
Execute the following Maya script :
testVar=5
cmds.scriptNode( n='test script node R', bs='print "current time is %f"
%maya.cmds.currentTime(q=1); print "value of testVar : %i" %testVar;',
st=7, stp='pytho
Yet another small new question...
Is there a mean to pass a value to a Python script node (as we pass a value
to a function) ?
Thanks,
Nicolas
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Hello all,
Thanks for your answers Manuel and Marcus.
The notion of "Script Node" is apparently very appropriate, with a "on
software frame render" setting.
Thank you Marcus.
However, it raises two question we could not solve so far.
First question :
Is it possible to pass a Python variable
Hello all,
and thanks Manuel and Marcus.
The notion of "Script Node" is apparently very appropriate, with a "on
software frame render" setting.
Thank you Marcus.
However, it raises two question we could not solve so far.
First question :
Is it possible to pass a Python variable to a Script
But I would like to know what are advantages and disadvantages for using
this system for our need and how can we achieve this.
Without knowing exactly what your needs are, I would summarise the main
disadvantage as “up-front cost”; considering the additional overhead of
even the simplest call to M
@Cesar : Thanks for sharing those links, it gives better idea what did you
mean.
On Sun, Jul 27, 2014 at 9:18 PM, Cesar Saez wrote:
> Sure!
> I like the way in which design patterns are described on this page, simple
> and straight forward:
> http://www.go4expert.com/articles/design-pattern-sim
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