Hear hear - I fully agree with you Graham, we are deep in FURY land on Khumba -
which is set in the Karoo - lots of dust and fire and smoke! Which we could
not have done without Ben!
S.
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Sandy Sutherland
Technical Supervisor
sandy.sutherl...@triggerfish.co.za
It is common practice to dispatch the Application object before using it, but I
noticed there are at least two different ways of doing it:
1.)
from win32com.client import dynamic as d
App = d.Dispatch ('XSI.Application')
2.)
from win32com.client import Dispatch
App =
the real lesson to be learned here is that ultimately scenes are not to be
trusted, so try and rely on them as little as possible .
not an easy task, but there are some good habits that can go a long way in
making this work for you.
models (emdl) are your friend.
a major part what you produce
Hi Szabolcs,
Try this:
1. Start xsi
2. Open render tree window
3. With the render tree window opened, open scene now
See whether this helps.
Chris
On 7 Jul, 2012, at 5:16 PM, Szabolcs Matefy szabol...@crytek.com wrote:
And it happened again. The scene was saved successfully, I was working on
The new *Get Action Source at Frame* is a very useful addition.
Nonetheless I am having some trouble with it and wish to know if anyone has
a good workaround for this. As stated in the docs (
If I remember correctly you can daisy chain using Get Data node(s) for the
names before the parameter you want. But for the parameter, you need to use
the Get Action Source At Frame.
I think there is an example of such setup in the stadium wave sample scene.
Cheers,
Guillaume
On Sat, Jul 7,
Awesome!! Thanks Stephen, the html online version really isn't as friendly
as the older CHM versions.
On Sun, Jul 8, 2012 at 10:30 AM, jo benayoun jobenay...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks you Stephen, that's greatly appreciated!
-- Jo
2012/7/6 Mitchell Lotierzo mitchlotie...@gmail.com
Thank you
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