I am curious , why not python ?
Yury
On Sat, Aug 19, 2017 at 2:46 PM, Cedric Bazillou
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> Like the other people said its a scripting language, and your variable are
> strongly typed ( so what is the point of whining :its normal to be confused
> when to start using something new...)
> most o
Thanks Justin, you're a rock star!
On Saturday, 19 August 2017 18:10:40 UTC-4, Justin Israel wrote:
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> On Sun, Aug 20, 2017 at 1:51 AM Johnathan Scoon > wrote:
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>> Hey thanks haggi, that definitely works. I'm still curious if there is a
>> way to make a list of ascending objects into a ran
On Sun, Aug 20, 2017 at 1:51 AM Johnathan Scoon
wrote:
> Hey thanks haggi, that definitely works. I'm still curious if there is a
> way to make a list of ascending objects into a range? Or do you think this
> would not ever be necessary?
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It could be neccessary given the circumstances. The foll
Like the other people said its a scripting language, and your variable are
strongly typed ( so what is the point of whining :its normal to be confused
when to start using something new...)
most of what you said for string manipulation has an equivalent in mel (
just need to learn how the docs ar
Hey thanks haggi, that definitely works. I'm still curious if there is a
way to make a list of ascending objects into a range? Or do you think this
would not ever be necessary?
On Saturday, 19 August 2017 09:43:26 UTC-4, haggi wrote:
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> At a first glance, you do not need the BlockList at all be
At a first glance, you do not need the BlockList at all because you so
not use the contents. You only use it to get a number of elements to
iterate over. You would get the same result if you simply do a:
for i in range(10):
cmds.duplicate()
Just in case you want to give the new object
Hey guys, I'm just playing around with simple for loops trying to get my
head around it. I wrote a script that creates a series of cubes and places
them a certain distance apart on the translate X axis.
from maya import cmds
BlockList = ("BLOCK", "BLOCK1", "BLOCK2", "BLOCK3", "BLOCK4", "BLOCK5"
