oops, try this (using Nathan's suggestion for deselecting):
http://pastebin.com/Qab7eMQi
On 3/1/12 1:37 PM, Frank Rueter wrote:
not per se but you can select all nodes in side a backdrop node, so a
function like this will do what you're after:
def bdNodes( bdNode ):
origSel = nuke.selectedNodes() # STORE CURRENT SELECTION
bdNode.selectNodes() # SELECT NODES IN BACKDROP
bdNodes = nuke.selectedNodes() # STORE NODES
# RESTORE PREVIOUS SELECTION:
[ n.setSelected( False ) for n in bdNodes ]
[ n.setSelected( True ) for n in origSel ]
return bdNodes
On 3/1/12 1:23 PM, adamchryDTS wrote:
Hi all,
command for obtaining the contents of a backdropNode?
I'm sure a group node has this feature but I'm being asked to use a
backdropNode.
I looked around the api and did some searches. I don't see a simple
way to query a backdropNode for the nodes contained within it. Is
this possible?
I did some a post from a few years ago where someone just took the
bounding box of the backdrop node and queried every node if it was
within the location.
Just looking to see if there was a newer better method.
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