I am sure I am late to the party here but with respect to the title of the
thread,
I wanted to make sure that this flag of cmds.ls got a mention.
*orderedSelection*(*os*) *boolean* [image: create]
List objects and components that are currently selected in their order of
selection. This flag
Hey Gerard,
What are the actual connections in and out from the plusMinusAverage node?
Cheers.
On Sun, Feb 10, 2013 at 5:34 AM, Gerard v gerard...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello. I'm pretty novice still to maya API and I am looking for a solution
to an issue I recently came across. Any
I'm working on a problem how to determine if one edge is adjacent to another
edge. here is my working code so far.
The purpose will be to automatically detect the most logical folding edge to
use as a pivot point for the mesh.
I made a diagram showing what I'm trying to do.
in this example
oh man am I glad you posted this. This makes life so much easier!
thanks!
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slight breakthrough:
I think a better way is to have the user select the edges in order for the fold.
I have a bit of code developed to create joints on the center of each selected
edge in the order they are selected. (pic attached)
http://pastebin.com/D7VhyNZf
the only thing missing now is
I think I have a pretty decent solution for the joint orientation, however I
notice some flipping of the axis in some instances.
my method is to get the xyz coord from the endpoints of the edge and then
calculate the rotation value from that. since i only have 2 points, and I need
3 i set the
I think the flipping is due to the point numbers.
you can see that the x axis will point in the direction of lowest number to
highest number but since maya orders the points there are cases where I would
want those axis to flip but I'm not sure what would be a good test to determine
if the
