I am not entirely sure whether I'm using the MObjectHandle correctly, but I
added 'self.vertsHandle = om.MObjectHandle(vertices)' to the doIt()
function. Where 'vertices' is from the 'sel.getComponent(0)'. In the
undoIt() function, I put the condition of 'self.vertsHandle.isAlive()'. It
still
I won't directly say that I solved this, but I implemented it with using
'setColors' and 'assignColors', taking advatange of the 'colorset' system.
This works.
I tried an implementation with faceVerts which also resulted in crashing.
Where I assigned all faceVerts instead of individually. Using
Hi Kiteh,
Why not use `OrderedDict` in the first place ?
Seems like `list01` and `list02` both from the same scene, if you are able
to use `OrderedDict` instead of `dict`, you can save the order.
Or, just iterating `list01` and use as key to access the `dict` value,
isn't that also guaranty the
Sort can do that
In [2]: list01=['cleve', 'adam', 'yuno', 'pete']
In [3]: list02 = ['pete', 'yuno', 'cleve', 'adam']
In [4]: list02 = sorted(list2, key=list01.index)
In [5]: list02
Out[5]: ['cleve', 'adam', 'yuno', 'pete']
On Wed, Oct 10, 2018 at 2:31 PM kiteh wrote:
> Hi Justin, sorry
Hi Marcus,
I was looking for this, too. Have you got any result ?
While I was googling, I found this page
https://knowledge.autodesk.com/search-result/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2018/ENU/Maya-SDK/cpp-ref/node-icon-cmd-2node-icon-cmd-8cpp-example-html.html
And that inspired me to use
On Thu, Oct 11, 2018 at 8:32 AM kiteh wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have 2 list items which contains the same amount of items, and I am
> trying to check the order of one list to another.
>
> Eg.
> # This is derived from maya.cmds
> list01 = ['cleve', 'adam', 'yuno', 'pete']
>
> # This is derived
Hi Justin, sorry that I may have made my question confusing/ I was
babbling, typing away of the way I am trying to phrase my question.
Let me try again :)
1. Deriving the hierarchy from Outliner
Eg. This is the hierarchical level as seen in my Outliner
|-- base
|--|-- names
|--|--|-- cleve
Hello, I need some help with Mel in which I am trying to attach a sub-menu
onto a shelf button.
If the shelf button is toggled by left-mouse click (also the default), a
menu will be shown.
And if it is toggled with a right-mouse click, a different menu will be
shown.
This is my code:
On Thu, Oct 11, 2018 at 10:44 AM Kurian O.S wrote:
> Sort can do that
>
>
> In [2]: list01=['cleve', 'adam', 'yuno', 'pete']
>
> In [3]: list02 = ['pete', 'yuno', 'cleve', 'adam']
>
> In [4]: list02 = sorted(list2, key=list01.index)
>
> In [5]: list02
> Out[5]: ['cleve', 'adam', 'yuno', 'pete']
