the overrides are for the entire layer, so if the shape is part of that
layer it gets the layer setting
this code should do what you need
print '*****************'
print '-1 = uses scene'
print '0 = override on'
print '1 = override off'
print '*****************'
attrs = ['castsShadows', 'receiveShadows', 'motionBlur',
'primaryVisibility', 'smoothShading', 'visibleInRefractions',
'visibleInReflections', 'doubleSided', 'opposite', 'depthJitter',
'ignoreSelfShadowing']
values = []
layer = 'layer2'
script = cmds.getAttr('%s.attributeOverrideScript' % layer)
splits = script.split(' ')
for s in splits:
temp = s.split('=')
value = -1
for a in attrs:
if temp[0] == a:
value = int(temp[1])
break
values.append(value)
for i in range(len(attrs)):
print '%s = %d' % (attrs[i], values[i])
On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 10:48 AM, Dave Nunez <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey guys, have been trying to query layer overrides attrs and I can't
> find where the attribute overrides are.
>
> from the docs,
>
> # Query the current layer for the list of adjustments
> cmds.editRenderLayerAdjustment( query=True, alg=True )
> # castsShadows nurbsSphereShape1.castsShadows
> # pPlaneShape1.castsShadows
> # pSphereShape1.castsShadows
> # instObjGroups pCylinderShape1.instObjGroups[0]
> # motionBlurByFrame defaultRenderGlobals.motionBlurByFrame
> # receiveShadows nurbsSphereShape1.receiveShadows
> # pPlaneShape1.receiveShadows
> # pSphereShape1.receiveShadows
> # shadingSamples defaultRenderQuality.shadingSamples
>
>
> so from the example above, how would I get the
> pPlaneShape1.castsShadows attr for that render layer.
>
> I could switch layers using the gui and get the attrs that way but
> that would take a long time.
>
> Cheers, -d
>
>
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> wonder: Have I asked the right question?
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