Well since I'm learning, this will only make me stronger Muwhahahaha!!
On Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at 10:20:38 PM UTC-7, Marcus Ottosson
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> As far as I know, no it doesn't. :( It's bitten me many times as well. I
> don't think you can even copy the text, have Maya crash, and then pa
As far as I know, no it doesn't. :( It's bitten me many times as well. I
don't think you can even copy the text, have Maya crash, and then paste it
back. It'll go ahead and wipe the copy-buffer for you. It's out to get you!
On 14 September 2017 at 05:51, jettam wrote:
> If maya crashes is their
If maya crashes is their a way to recover the work that I have done in the
script window ? Like does it save it in a temp folder somewhere ?
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Hi Luke,
Thanks for chipping in !!
I've already handled the Deformed suffix.
My char is referenced, will try to import and retry when I reach work.
Has it worked for you ?
Will update here soon.
Thanks again
Warm Regards
River
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I did nearly this exact thing like 4 years ago. same issues.
what I ended up doing was bringin my imagemap in that I wanted to use for
left/right splits, using it as a textures, then quering the UV position of
each point and getting the color value from the image, and storing that
into a list so t
Take a look at findChannelForObject() in doImportCacheFile.mel. It has a
fairly common failure case when matching a channel name from the xml to a
mesh in the scene - if the mesh has "..Deformed" on it it can fail. You
could try match without the "Deformed" in those cases...
if ($foundMatch == -
Ok thanks. I will revisit my notes on scope.
On Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at 11:36:56 AM UTC-7, damonshelton wrote:
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> The declaration of x is in the local scope of A.
> The variable x inside makespiralstairs has no declaration because x is not
> declared as global. Not a matter of order, i
The declaration of x is in the local scope of A.
The variable x inside makespiralstairs has no declaration because x is not
declared as global. Not a matter of order, it's a matter of scope. Passing
x to the function will fix your issue. That or declare x as a global which
I don't suggest. There's
Inc = str(x+1) has been defined in the earlier "for x in" command has it
not ?
I did another version earlier (with out a "for in" command in the second
function). And this worked without having to put a x in the
makeSpiralStairs() function.
I made a order of events as I see it. (see the scr
Inc = str(x+1)
X is not defined before this line
X is defined when you execute the for x in range loop. You have to pass x
into the makespiralstairs function to use it. X is a local variable
On Wed, Sep 13, 2017 at 10:35 AM jettam wrote:
> I thought I had defined it earlier, here: Then after
I thought I had defined it earlier, here: Then after that there is a call
to the function makeSpiralStairs()
for *x* in range(numRobots):
AAA = random.uniform(-20,20)
BBB = random.uniform(-20,20)
CCC = random.uniform(-20,20)
Grp2 = makeSpiralStairs()
Actually, on second thought, before you spend anymore time thinking on
this, I've decided to shift gears to tackle this tool - I was having a lot
of problems using the artisan context stuff, so instead, I'm going to try a
more "handmade" solution using the python api. Basically at this point,
You are using x inside of makespiralstairs function but not defining it or
passing it in
def makeSpiralStairs(x):
Then passing x in when you call it
On Wed, Sep 13, 2017 at 10:16 AM jettam wrote:
> Could someone help me with this code. This function is supposed to build a
> spiral staircase t
Could someone help me with this code. This function is supposed to build a
spiral staircase then distribute it randomly X amount of times. I have been
able to make it work with another object creation but I cant seem to figure
this one out.
Here is the error I am getting. And bellow is my code.
Hi all,
I am trying to import geometry caches on a list of objects.I am exporting
these as a single file.
I am not able to use ths command :
*pm.mel.doImportCacheFile(myCache, "", [objs], list())*
I get the following error : *Channel names did not match selected objects.*
Tried searching
Thanks for the responses guys - I cleaned up the path to use forward
slashes and I *think* that should be working fine now. Unfortunately, I'm
now having a new issue. Here is the current code:
import maya.cmds as cmds
# As Simon mentioned, I have the paint blendShape Weights tool open before
Just gave it a try on a Windows machine, it works with only the single '/'
On Wednesday, 13 September 2017 12:23:15 UTC+10, Simon Anderson wrote:
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> Will have to give that a try when I get home. At the moment I'm on a Linux
> box, and just double checked, singles dont seem to play fair
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