Hi, I know this is old, but I searched for "outlinerEdMenuUserCallback" and
found only this related post.
I just managed to put some custom items on the Outliner right-click menu.
>From what I searched (and witnessed by reading the OutlinerEdMenu.mel), the
only thing this script does is to source another script named
"outlinerEdMenuUserCallback".
And that's what I did. I created a script in Maya's Script Path named
"outlinerEdMenuUserCallback" and put my menu initialization there:
global string $gOutlinerPopupMenu;
menuItem -l "MY_LABEL" -c "python(\"import myModule; myModule.myCmd()\")" -p
$gOutlinerPopupMenu;
So everytime the Outliner is first created, my custom script get loaded and
adds stuff to the Outliner menu.
Hope it helps.
Richard
On Friday, October 7, 2011 1:19:35 PM UTC-3, thirstydevil wrote:
>
> I have a itemFilter that is hiding some transforms and their shape in
> the default outliner. I can install the filter quite easily through
> script to the outliner. But how do I get the filter to play nicely
> with all the other combinations of filters the user can choose in the
> outliner?
>
> Effectively I want my itemFilter to run last and just filter out the
> current view and be visible in the show menu of the outliner.
>
> Digging through the mel files :( I found -
>
> // Invoke any user supplied code. This callback is published
> and
> // needs to remain consistent in future versions of Maya.
> //
> if (exists ("outlinerEdMenuUserCallback") )
> {
> // Use catchQuiet in case no callback is supplied, we
> don't want that to
> // show an error
> catchQuiet( eval("source \"outlinerEdMenuUserCallback
> \"") );
>
> }
>
> Anyone got experience with this?
>
> Cheers
>
> -Dave
>
>
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