Hey all, forgive me for yet another noob question -
I've been trying to find a way to create a list of an entire shading
network. I thought the easiest way to do so would be using hyperShade()
with the ldn flag, like this:
import maya.cmds as cmds
shadingNetwork = cmds.hyperShade('blinn1', ldn=True)
print(shadingNetwork)
But this keeps returning 'None' even when there are textures attached to
the material. I actually found a work around using listHistory(), but I
was still curious why the ldn flag was not working as I had expected.
Thanks!
Aren
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