Thanks a lot Sasha, that's really helpful! :)
I have a quick question about a utility module, I'm not sure how to build the
different methods in a flexible way.
Here's an example (pseudo-code-ish):
#Method for locking/unlocking attributes
def lockAttr(objects, attributes, state):
for obj in objects:
for attr in attributes:
if state == "lock":
cmds.setAttr( obj + '.' + attr, lock=True, keyable=False )
if state == "unlock":
cmds.setAttr( obj + '.' + attr, lock=False, keyable=True )
#Try to call the method
lockAttr(['pSphere1','pSphere2'], ['translateX', 'translateZ', 'lock')
This is what I want (kinda), a flexible way so that I can run the command in
one line, and have multiple objects as inputs, and define wether to lock or
unlock it. I was wondering if you could give an example on how you would go
about doing this in a method?
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