Also I'm using pymel for this.
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I'm not sure I understand what you want to achieve, but can't you use the
python version instead of the mel one ?
a = cmds.polyChipOff(dup=False)
b = cmds.polySeparate(your_mesh)
this way, you get a proper return value in a and b that you can work with.
What do you need to do exactly ?
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Den fredag 22 december 2017 kl. 19:56:18 UTC+1 skrev vince touache:
> I'm not sure I understand what you want to achieve, but can't you use the
> python version instead of the mel one ?
> a = cmds.polyChipOff(dup=False)
> b = cmds.polySeparate(your_mesh)
>
> this way, you get a proper return valu
Alternately, and especially since speed seems to be a concern, what you can do
is to re-write your own extract/duplicate command with python api. This is
what I use instead of maya commands, it takes about 50lines to can get all the
infos you need to create a new polygon. And, surprisingly, re-
See the inputComponents attribute of the polyChip node.
cmds.getAttr("polyChip1.inputComponents")# Result: [u'f[202]',
u'f[239]', u'f[241]'] #
*Example*
sphere, _ = cmds.polySphere()
cmds.select(
sphere + ".f[202]",
sphere + ".f[239]",
sphere + ".f[241]"
)
chip = cmds.polyChipOff()
