Hi Pedro, Sorry for the late reply but I didn't notice your answer I'll test this one as well, so I'll have hopefully multiple ways to do mirrored poses :)
The video you posted is exactly what I'm looking for!!! but yeah, looks like the nice lady wont share the script...well, time to learn some scripting 2014-03-03 17:24 GMT+01:00 pedro santos <probi...@gmail.com>: > Heya Nick > I'm a python newbie and I know very little of Softimage application of > Python, but I'm working my way up to do the same thing you are doing. > > Independently from Softimage I made a little script that returns a list of > the symmetrical control, or itself if it's a center control. > > Example: http://repl.it/P2G > > I intend now to study softimage's python application to get this going. > Only inverted coordinates that I foresee are PosX and RotY. > Hope it doesn't come out too slow :D > > Cheers > > > On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 10:32 PM, Nicolas Esposito <3dv...@gmail.com>wrote: > >> Using my marvelous copy & paste skills I created two python scripts which >> allows me to set the position and orientation constraint on a set of nulls, >> then apply a simmetry constraint to another set of nulls >> Attached you'll find the models and the scripts >> >> However I notice that it works properly only when using >> RockFalcon_2010_ROM, while if I try to use any other RockFalcon files I >> have this error: >> >> Application.SelectObj("Driven.LEyebrowEnd_Control", "", True) >> Application.ApplyCns("Position", "Driven.LEyebrowEnd_Control", >> "Face.LEyebrowEnd_Control", "") >> Application.SelectObj("Driven.LEar_Control", "", True) >> Application.ApplyCns("Position", "Driven.LEar_Control", >> "Face.LEar_Control", "") >> Application.SelectObj("Driven.LOrbitalUpper_ControlOffset", "", True) >> # ERROR : 2000 - Argument 2 (ConstrainingObj) is invalid >> # ERROR : 2001-CONS-ApplyCns - Argument 2 is invalid >> Application.ApplyCns("Position", "", "", "") >> # ERROR : Traceback (most recent call last): >> # File "<Script Block >", line 6, in <module> >> # Application.ApplyCns("Position", >> "Driven.LOrbitalUpper_ControlOffset", "Face.LOrbitalUpper_ControlOffset", >> "") >> # File "<COMObject Application>", line 2, in ApplyCns >> # COM Error: The parameter is incorrect. (0x-7ff8ffa9) - [line 6] >> >> ---------------------------------- >> >> Someone could explain me why isn't working or the constraint couldn't be >> applied? >> >> >> 2014-02-25 21:08 GMT+01:00 Nicolas Esposito <3dv...@gmail.com>: >> >> I'll probably share it as soon as I'll finish it, but the solution with >>> the nulls looks like could be the solution >>> >>> Basically the setup is: >>> A set of Nulls with position and orientation constraints to the >>> FaceRobot controllers >>> Another set of Nulls ( duplicated from above, with the constraint >>> removed ) with simmetry applied >>> >>> 4 Python scripts: >>> One will create the nulls >>> One will constraint the position and orientatio of one group of the nulls >>> One will constraint the simmetry to the other group of nulls >>> One will constraint the FR controllers to the simmetrized nulls >>> >>> I'm still testing some stuff ( I have a weird error on the right eyebrow >>> ), but it should work fine, means that since the FR controllers are always >>> named the same I can easily use those nulls and scripts for every FR rig I >>> have >>> >>> Also I'm so proud of my copy and paste skills from the Script Editor in >>> order to create the script :-D >>> >>> >>> 2014-02-25 20:21 GMT+01:00 Cesar Saez <cesa...@gmail.com>: >>> >>> If you're planning to roll your own thing, the difflib module (python >>>> std library) works great to create mapping tables, you can easily calc. the >>>> ratio between names instead of relying on some fixed naming convention :) >>>> >>>> from difflib import SequenceMatcher >>>> ratio = lambda x, y: SequenceMatcher(None, x, y). ratio() >>>> >>>> >>> >> > > > -- > [img]http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s202/animatics/avatar_1.gif[/img] >
