Neat, thanks for the share Alan!
A little suggestion - personally I like using the OpenUndo/CloseUndo with a
try-except structure like so:
xsi = Application
xsi.OpenUndo(somefunction)
try:
dostuff
except:
pass
finally:
xsi.CloseUndo()
This way, any errors that may occur while
Are the difficult scenarios you mention not ultimately a non-manifold geometry
problem?
This reminds me on the Any tips to fix non-manifold vertices in Soft? thread
as of June 26th.
We came up with:
A vertex is non-manifold if more than two of its adjacent edges
do not share their second
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2012 04:37 AM
To: softimage@listproc.autodesk.com
Subject: Re: A good Cap All Holes script?
Are the difficult scenarios you mention not ultimately a non-manifold geometry
problem?
This reminds me on the Any tips to fix non-manifold vertices in Soft? thread
as of June
To: softimage@listproc.autodesk.com
Subject: Re: A good Cap All Holes script?
Are the difficult scenarios you mention not ultimately a non-manifold
geometry problem?
This reminds me on the Any tips to fix non-manifold vertices in Soft?
thread as of June 26th.
We came up with:
A vertex is non
Hmmm, last second improvement: this one's got OpenUndo and CloseUndo to
pack all the actions into one undo step...
xsi = Application
def capMeshHoles(mesh, freezeModeling = True):
'''Caps holes in given mesh.'''
originalSelection = xsi.Selection.GetAsText()
boundaryEdges = [ e
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