Woei Lee
Pardon the iPhone spelling. 

On 2012/04/23, at 17:28, Adam Hazard <[email protected]> wrote:

> Ok, another question.
> 
> I have some nodes that I am just adding hotkeys to in my menu.py. replacing 
> the default menu item using lambda:
> 
> like this example from the official nuke python docs.
> 
> nuke.menu( 'Nodes' ).addCommand( '3D/Axis', lambda: nuke.createNode( 'Axis2' 
> ), 'a')
> 
> 
> However, if I create this node using the new assigned hotkey, it either 
> places the new created node to the right side of the selected node, oand with 
> other nodes diagonally down and to the right. If I create the node, manually, 
> through the tab search or selecting it in node menu, it creates the node 
> directly under the node I had selected, as I would expect. 
> 
> 
> Also, related. I have a node that I am redefining, related to my 
> topnode.tile_color question earlier. I am using a line like this
> 
> nuke.menu("Nodes").addCommand("3D/Axis", "newaxis()", "+a")
> 
> This is even odder behavior. If I use the hotkey it creates the node 
> diagonally down to the side of the selected node, like the others. But, if I 
> create the node manually, it spawns the node in the top Left corner of my 
> node graph viewer, no matter how zoomed in or out my node graph is.
> 
> There is nothing in my code as far as I can tell that should be affecting 
> position. How do I get it to place my new node directly under the selected 
> node when using a hotkey. or why does it create it differently when I try to 
> assign a new hotkey? I have done some searching and I could try to assign the 
> x and y pos based off the selected node, but I dont get why it is spawning in 
> a different position in the first place. A bug perhaps?
> 
> Thanks,
> Adam
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