Well, as a quirk, it’s interesting (and odd), but as for a solution, I’d
mirror what Chris is saying about simply using unique names, and not rely
on the (apparently obscure) auto-naming feature of Maya for anything going
into production.
Something like this should do it.
for x in range(10):
grp = pm.group(em=True)
t = pm.spaceLocator(n='test_%s' % x)
pm.parent(t, grp)
But surely (hopefully) you’ve got better intentions that to use test and an
arbitrary number as object name. But that’s just me. :)
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