a little progress, but still stuck getting the islands. Plus, I don't think
connectedVertices() is giving me what I want, so I'm starting to have to get
test for the component type. it's still in progress.
============================
import pymel.core as pm
from itertools import chain
def getComponentIslands( components ):
#placeholder, till I figure this out
componentIslands = components
return componentIslands
def getComponentIslandVerts( islands ):
for component in islands:
print "========================================"
print "Component Island ID/'s are {0}".format(component)
node = component.node()
if type(component) == pm.MeshFace:
verts = [ island.connectedVertices() for island in component ]
elif type(component) == pm.MeshEdge:
verts = [ island.connectedVertices() for island in component ]
elif type(component) == pm.MeshVertex:
verts = [ island.connectedVertices() for island in component ]
for item in set( chain(*verts) ):
print item
getComponentIslandVerts( getComponentIslands( pm.selected() ) )
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Thanks
Kev
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