If I understand the goal, then something like this might work.
from maya import cmds
cmds.listRelatives("|group1", type="nurbsCurve", allDescendents=True)
If there’s a nurbsCurve on any path starting with |group1, then this would
return it.
*Test scene*
cmds.file(new=True, force=True)
circle =
You're calling set_selection before you call self.tree_view.setModel. I
would guess that is the problem.
Also I think you've missed "index" from the parameters you're passing to
view.select()
On Friday, 14 September 2018 09:25:40 UTC+10, kiteh wrote:
>
> I have the following QTreeView.
> I am tr
I have the following QTreeView.
I am trying to set the selection in the QTreeview based on the string I
have derived - eg. '/users/Alice/people' and so the highlighted cell should
only be 'people' that is listed under the Alice level.
tree = {
'users': {
"John" : ["graphics"],
"Alice": [
Thanks, I will take a look!
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Thank you all, I chanced upon a method and compiled the following code:
def node_type_iteration(path_lists):
for path in set(path_lists):
current_object = cmds.listRelatives(path, parent = True, fullPath =
True ) or []
while current_object:
# Set the condition here
Assuming your selections list are proper full paths, what about something
like this:
selections = [
'|path|to|my|node',
]
for node in set(selections):
item = node
while item:
print item
item = item.rsplit('|', 1)[0]
On Fri, Sep 14, 2018 at 9:01 AM yann19 wrote:
> Possible to do it not without
Possible to do it not without the use of pymel?
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For this my preference would be using PyMel doing something like this
import pymel.core as pm
selections = pm.ls(sl=True)
for node in set(selections):
allParents = node.getAllParents()
print allParents
Hope that helps!
On Thursday, September 13, 2018 at 1:21:24 PM UTC-7, yann19 wrote:
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Hi all,
What is the best way that I can break apart and check all the nodes within
a given node's full path?
I am trying to check the list of nodes within the path, and should the
node/path fulfills a certain node type, it will stop iterating and store
that selection..
So far I have tried the
Just to follow up for any others that might see this that are still
learning the basics like me.
I ran into an issue with my original code that I posted above. Sometimes
just selecting the set with cmds.select() it returns a list out of order. A
post on highend3d provided the answer.ins
So there really wasn't much to understand, it just worked perfectly. Thanks
again to both of you!
On Wednesday, September 12, 2018 at 5:49:09 PM UTC-4, Chris Meyers wrote:
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> Thank you both for your replies. It will take me some time to actually
> understand this but at least I know where to st
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