You can pass a second argument to setExpression() for the channel/field you
want to set the expression on.
knob.setExpression("blah", 0)
knob.setExpression("blah", 1)
knob.setExpression("blah", 2)
... etc
Help on built-in function setExpression:
setExpression(...)
self.setExpression(expr, channel=-1, view=None) -> bool
Set the expression for a knob. You can optionally specify a channel to set
the expression for.
@param expr: The new expression for the knob. This should be a string.
@param channel: Optional parameter, specifying the channel to set the
expression for. This should be an integer.
@param view: Optional view parameter. Without, this command will set the
expression for the current view theinterface is displaying. Can be the name
of the view or the index.
@return: True if successful, False if not.
On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 5:26 AM, Kasper Oerlemans | Filmmore <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I'm trying to set an expression to the positions of the matrix of a corner
> pin node (the extra matrix I mean to use). But somehow I can't set an
> expresssion to every individual position. I can set the same expression to
> the whole thing with setExpression, but how do I make one for every single
> one?
>
>
> thanx!
>
>
> Greetings!
> -------------------------------
> Kasper Oerlemans
> VFX Supervisor
> Filmmore Amsterdam
> +316-18053019
>
>
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