Hello, List
I want to copy a object(Polymsh, pointcloud .. ) through ObjectModel Script
with Python. not CopyPaste command.
any idea?
Thanks
Kang
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*Byungchul Kang* | MBC CG TEAM [http://imbc.com]
http://cgndev.com
Using the object model I dont think theres a method. You could use
Application.Duplicate
On Thu, Feb 21, 2013 at 1:37 PM, Byungchul Kang k...@cgndev.com wrote:
Hello, List
I want to copy a object(Polymsh, pointcloud .. ) through ObjectModel
Script with Python. not CopyPaste command.
any
There is only the xsi.Duplicate() command I believe. Unless you want to
create an empty polymesh and set the topo via ICE.
Eric Thivierge
http://www.ethivierge.com
On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 9:37 PM, Byungchul Kang k...@cgndev.com wrote:
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Subject: Way to object copy with object model script?
Hello, List
I want to copy a object(Polymsh, pointcloud .. ) through ObjectModel Script
with Python. not CopyPaste command.
any idea?
Thanks
Kang
--
Byungchul Kang | MBC CG TEAM [http://imbc.com]
http://cgndev.com
hm only Native Command?
Okay, Thanks for you all.
2013/2/21 Eric Thivierge ethivie...@gmail.com
There is only the xsi.Duplicate() command I believe. Unless you want to
create an empty polymesh and set the topo via ICE.
Eric Thivierge
: Way to object copy with object model script?
Duplicate() or SIDuplicate() if you want a command.
If you want to rebuild the whole ball of wax yourself, look into the
Geometry.Get() and Geometry.Set() methods for the respective geometry types
you’re working with. Example: if copying a polygon
It's a command because only the application can run the full extent of
operations required to duplicate an object within the scene entirely.
People have grown a dysfunctional notion of object model VS command as if
they are just mutually exclusive alternatives. The real difference is
between
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