store the active knob within a knobchanged callback and use this knob
when executing your command
Best regards,
Michael
Am 20.05.2013 17:00, schrieb lamakaha:
Thank you for reply Olivier, no that is not what i am trying to do.
Ben, thanks for a reply, that is closer to my point
your code is giving to me
(my cursor was on scale field of transform node).
which maybe can be useful if i will know how to convert this line to simple
field = node['scale']
from here i will be able to play with setValue()/getValue and so on...
What i am trying to do is pretty banally Rolling Eyes
Example :
CC node, i want to set Gain on frame 3 to value 2.5 but to this frame
only, so on frame 2 and frame 4 i have to set gain to value 0.
When i am working on heavy script this simple operation is pretty
annoying just because i need to move from frame to frame to set zero
values and it is slow (even i i am pausing the viewer)
Code it self is very simple, but it is worth to use it only if all i
need to do is to set a cursor on certain field, set the value and press
shortcut to execute
a command
field = nuke.selectedNode()['scale'] #want to skip
frame = nuke.frame()
field.setAnimated()
field.setValueAt(3,frame)
field.setValueAt(0,frame-1)
field.setValueAt(0,frame+1)
Thanks again for your support
Have a nice day
Cool Cool Cool Cool Surprised
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