Hi all.
I am taking my first steps at object oriented, and i'm
trying to build a tool to aid me in the lighting process.
i want to list all my Vray lights in a QTableWidget and some of its
attributes
so i can change them more easily.
I have made a base class with all the methods of the Tool UI and its
working fine.
I also created another class Light() with all the Light parameters and
methods.
The thing is i wanted (if possible) to instantiate as many Light() objects
as there are in the scene
so i can refer to them in the UI when changing values. But this has to be
dynamic, i mean.
hope you see what i mean. All the examples i have seen are static
instantiation like a = light()
in the following example i can only reach to one object. In this case the
last one to be created.
Maybe it's my methodology that is wrong in the first place. How would you
go about this
Thanks in advance.
Best
Ric
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import pymel.core as pm
class lightObject():
def __init__(self,name):
self.name = name
self.color = (255,255,255)
def __repr__(self):
return self.name
lights = pm.ls(shapes=1)
for light in lights:
if light.nodeType() == "VRayLightRectShape" or light.nodeType() ==
"VRayLightDomeShape":
lightNode = lightObject("%s" %light)
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