Thanks Wouter for the quick reply.
I was on the right track, still can't get it to work.
From the docs, eOpenFlag = 5, right?
Working on a rotopaint node with a closed shape, when I check the closed
shape with getFlag the feedback is False. I set the flag with setFlag to
True but nothing happens, shape remains closed on the viewer.
Sample code below:
rotoNode = nuke.selectedNode()
rotoCurve = rotoNode['curves']
rotoRoot = rotoCurve.rootLayer
for shape in rotoRoot:
print shape.getFlag(5)
shape.setFlag(5, True)
print shape.getFlag(5)
rotoCurve.changed()
Also, its interesting to note that if I create a shape inside a rotopaint
node, open it manually via right-click on the viewer and check it with
getFlag(5), the result is still False.
Magno.
On 04/04/2012 12:51, Magno Borgo wrote:
Trying to open/close roto shapes via python, just like we can do when
you right-click on the viewer "open/close shape", any pointers?
Is it a shape attribute or a flag somewhere?
Hello Magno,
It's the eOpenFlag on the shape.
HTH,
Wouter
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