For some strange reason, yet, not funcina.
The code below works perfectly without (def name ()).
Now does not work. Why?
cmds.setDrivenKeyframe( 'b2.ty', cd='b1.ty', dv=0,v=0 ) # functional
#But, with def
def teste():
b1 = controler
b2 = obj
cmds.setDrivenKeyframe( b2 + '.tx', cd=b1+'.tx', dv=0,v=0 ) # not
work
cmds.setDrivenKeyframe( '%s.tx' % b2, cd=('%s.tx' % b1), dv=0,v=0 )
# not work
cmds.setDrivenKeyframe( 'b2.tx', cd='b1.tx', dv=20,v=-20 ) # not
work
On Dec 20, 6:48 pm, Paul Molodowitch <[email protected]> wrote:
> > def tmirror():
>
> > b1 = controler
> > b2 = obj
>
> > cmds.setDrivenKeyframe( 'b2.tx', cd='b1.tx', dv=0,v=0 )
> > cmds.setDrivenKeyframe( 'b2.tx', cd='b1.tx', dv=20,v=-20 )
> > cmds.setDrivenKeyframe( 'b2.tx', cd='b1.tx', dv=-20,v=20 )
>
> Using the commands as you've given them, maya is looking for objects whose
> NAMES are 'b1' and 'b2'. Your variables b1 and b2 are never even used.
>
> You'd need to do something like this:
>
> cmds.setDrivenKeyframe( b2 + '.tx', cd=b1+'.tx', dv=0,v=0 )
>
> or, equivalently:
>
> cmds.setDrivenKeyframe( '%s.tx' % b2, cd=('%s.tx' % b1), dv=0,v=0 )
>
> (I'm assuming that the rest of your syntax here is correct... I haven't
> bothered to check it.)
>
> - Paul
>
> > What am I doing wrong?
>
> > I want to create a simple setdrivenkey where the motion controls in
> > positions x, y, z, and this monitor.
>
> > --
> >http://groups.google.com/group/python_inside_maya
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