I was lucky enough to take Raff's workshop back when, and I highly recommend
it. It's fantastic to hear it's going to be available soon.
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On May 1, 2012, at 10:24 PM, Raffaele Fragapane raffsxsil...@googlemail.com
wrote:
If you can hang in there for a month or so, some time
Just bringing this thread back to life.
We are getting more into using PYQT here and I am looking into completely
replacing synoptics and use PYQT instead.
I was hoping somebody could help me figure out how to get information from
XSI sent to PYQT currently everything that I have done has been
Hey Sebastian, hey Chris,
awesome, both solutions work perfectly - cheers for that! :-)
Wasn't aware at all of both *Get Element Index* and *Build Array From
Set. *
Thanks again,
Martin
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On Mon,
I'm just diving into it as well, but the way I'd do it is to implement a
siOnTimeChange event
that either calls a function in your UI (or menu) to update it's parameters,
or, if you want the UI
to respond to value changes happening without the time slider being moved
(somebody changes a
Hi Chris,
well, I don't want to be a pain - but I've used Get Closest Points quite
often and very successfully with both PointClouds and PolyMeshes.
I mis-used it to get an array of all Point Locations in the per-object
context (as I didn't know Build Array From Set ... :-/ )
This node works
Hi Martin,
I will bring this up to the development team to see how it should support with
the curves.
I will handle the filing of defects. If you ever find any defects in the
future, you can report it here in this mailing list.
Cheers.
Regards,
Chris Chia
On 7 May, 2012, at 9:46 PM, Martin
Excellent, thanks Chris.
Cheers, Martin
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On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 4:07 PM, Chris Chia chris.c...@autodesk.com wrote:
Hi Martin,
I will bring this up to the development team to see how it should
XSI already takes care of telling my renderer when we need to render. That
includes preview renders, region renders and batch renders for animation.
These all happen using the same mechanism - by calling the custom renderer
Process callback.
Since all these types of rendering are handled by a
Hi Enrique,
You can still (as suggested by Stefan) subscribe to the siOnValueChanged
which will give you back a reference to the parameter to retrieve its new
value.
A good option would be to implement a custom engine.
You can imagine a mechanism implemented in your main SynopticWidget which
will
yes, we need improvements to the SDK to bring parity to the mental ray
integration in regards to scene graph changes.
On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 9:14 AM, Nicolas Burtnyk nico...@redshift3d.comwrote:
It's absolutely essential for the system to not miss anything - a false
negative will mean we're
hey enrique
i have been meaning to create an example 'synoptic' but haven't had time.
my current inspiration for a synoptic view is very similar to paolo's
zvgui... http://www.paolodominici.com/products/zvgui/
there are a lot of fancy aspects to it, but i think the built in synoptic
editor and
Hey everyone,
Just wanted to drop a note that Chris Covelli and I will be in the city
tomorrow doing some demos at some of the studios. We are planning to go out
tomorrow night for a few drinks. We would love to see anyone who is around.
Not sure where we are meeting for drinks yet but will post
Hi Ana,
Qt on windows relies on the win32 api as well as Softimage (MFC). As they
share a common base, both are hackable.
So, whatever the strategy that is used, it still remains the same ...
hooking a widget into the main softimage app by going thru the win32 api.
The only main difference I
hey ana
originally i planned on exposing blur's pyqt implementation and simplify it
but its proved a lot harder (not impossible). then jo came along and showed
us a much easier way to host a pyqt app inside softimage. so
pyqtforsoftimage is a lot lighter than blur's implementation. the python
key
Hi fellows,
I'm here in Germany. We'll be presenting a new project we are
workinghttp://getteamup.comon at FMX.
If you are around, please drop by at our Session on the 10th, or just drop
me a line.
Sorry for the plug, but I thought this might interest you. :)
cheers,
-Thiagoq
For those of us who can't make it, I hope you'll be sharing lots of details
soon!
Paul
On May 7, 2012, at 7:57 PM, Thiago Costa thiagocost...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi fellows,
I'm here in Germany. We'll be presenting a new project we are
workinghttp://getteamup.comon at FMX.
If you are around,
i was looking into implementing PYQT at our studio for a while. I used both
blur and PYQT for softimage and in the end decided to go with
PYQTforSoftimage because it is much lighter. As jo and steven said, the
blurcore has a lot of overhead, and I did not want to bloat our pipeline
with tools
Hi Nicholas,
My name is Bosheng and I am a developer from Softimage.
Thank you for your statement here and your mention is true, but I think we
designed these comparison logic purposely. We just defined our CRef and
that way.
I guess what you would like to do is twisting the predicate in
Cool, I will be there :-)
Cheers
Steffen
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Am 08.05.2012 01:57 schrieb Thiago Costa thiagocost...@gmail.com:
Hi fellows,
I'm here in Germany. We'll be presenting a new project we are
workinghttp://getteamup.comon at FMX.
If you are around, please drop by at our Session
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