Hi,
I've been picking up python recently and while doing a mundane task in
Maya, I decided to quickly write a script for practice. Then I got really
into it and looked up how to make a basic menu!!
I noticed a snag in my script. I'm simply changing the .overrideColor on
the shape, but I noticed my script doesnt work it the shapes are not named
the same, its not a big deal but I'd love to know the answer.:
import maya.cmds as mc
def redWireColour():
selection = mc.ls( selection=True )
for i in range (len (selection)):
mc.setAttr( selection[i] + '|curveShape.overrideEnabled', 1 )
mc.setAttr( selection[i] + '|curveShape.overrideColor', 4 )
So the name 'curveShape' is hardcoded, which isnt good. How would one look
up the shape name of the object and add it to the '.overrideEnabled'?
Thanks in advance
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