I don't know much about the PyMel class structures, but it seems something
is not defined properly for the __eq__ or __cmp__ methods of the base
class, to reflect that they are different objects. There is a lot of
inheritance in there so I am not really sure where to trace it back to
f1 = pm.MeshFace("pSphere1.f[0]")
f2 = pm.MeshFace("pSphere2.f[0]")
f3 = pm.MeshFace("pSphere2.f[1]")
# Should be False
print f1 == f2
# True
# Should be False
print f1 == f3
# False
On Wed, Feb 26, 2014 at 12:50 PM, Michael Boon <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a situation where this happens:
>
> MeshFace(u'foo.f[38]') in [MeshFace(u'pillar_section2_lod0.f[38]')]#Result:
> True
>
> These are Pymel MeshFaces. The object 'foo' is a result of a boolean
> operation involving 'pillar_section2_lod0', but the two faces are not the
> same on each object. I've deleted history on 'foo'.
>
> I'm not sure if the fact that both faces are index 38 is a coincidence or
> not.
>
> Can someone explain why this might happen? It shouldn't happen, right? Or
> do I have some misapprehension about MeshFaces?
>
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