Mmm I think nobody here understood mel scripting in 5 seconds...
2015-10-25 16:37 GMT+01:00 Christopher. <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>:
combi reply was informative and so what yours, Justin. From your
reply Justin I don't understand the following, particularly the
segments of your reply in italics ?
You do not need to encapsulate the entire contents of the script
inside a global proc. /Global procs are those that will be
exported into the main Maya namespace/, when you source the
script. A special case is if a global proc has the same name as
the file (ie myScript.mel & global proc myScript ). In this case,
/Maya will automatically execute that global proc as an entry
point to your script. /
/
/
combi from your reply I didn't understand segments of your reply
in italics ? :-)
We have two kind of scripts:
-Scripts that define procedures, and only contain procedures./They
are safe to be sourced any time and never modify your scene or
maya-ui in any way/.
-/Scripts that call those procedures, and those scripts are used
for various things like rigging a character, exporting data,
creating a tool ui, etc... Those ones need to have code outside
otherwise, nothing happens. Those scritps are only sourced when
used in tools, or inside characters creation pipeline/.
So maybe a good idea would be you treat this script the same:
Make it with so it has only procedures. If you want to call one of
those procedures, from a shelf button or the script editor, you
source it, then call the procedure you want.
/Note that procedures you want to call from outside the script
need to be global. Procedures that are only relevant to the tool,
usually are in the same .mel file, and can be local (without the
"global" statement in their declaration)./
/
/
I'm still at a loss, on how to fix this script so it will work ?
I want to understand how to in five seconds, but it's not
happening ;-(
On Sunday, October 25, 2015 at 3:47:19 AM UTC-4, Justin Israel wrote:
On Sun, Oct 25, 2015 at 11:57 AM Christopher.
<[email protected]> wrote:
From what I know, one should typically encapsulate MEL
script in a GlobalProc, then that name of the GlobalProc
is run. In this case with this script I don't know what
it is needed to run, for this badly written script. I do
believe if you want, you can learn how to script fast, if
you want to do it correctly with an understanding, that
takes time, for some more time then others.
You do not need to encapsulate the entire contents of the
script inside a global proc. Global procs are those that will
be exported into the main Maya namespace, when you source the
script. A special case is if a global proc has the same name
as the file (ie myScript.mel & global proc myScript ). In
this case, Maya will automatically execute that global proc as
an entry point to your script.
On Saturday, October 24, 2015 at 6:37:49 PM UTC-4,
Christopher. wrote:
The script can't be renamed anything but
rotateProjection or it doesn't matter ?
In your particular script, you would not want that code to run
automatically, because it wants to create a UI tool. You would
want to wrap just the loose amount of code in a global proc
that isn't the same name as the file. This will give you an
exported proc that can be called from Maya after you source
the file.
Justin Israel wrote:
On Sun, 25 Oct 2015 3:35 AM Christopher.
<[email protected]> wrote:
I added the source command, and I used the
globalProc within the script to execute the
script but my question is; shouldn't the
globalproc encapsulate the entire script ?
No
The first globalProc in the script is called
rotateProjection, if I execute rotateProjection,
I get the typical /Cannot find Procedure/ error ?
Strange. Seems like the script wasn't successfully
sourced.
The script is written badly. It has loose code in the
global scope of the file, at the bottom. Just that
loose code should be encapsulated in a global proc.
If it is named the same as the file, Maya will
execute it automatically if you put it in the scripts
location. This would probably be bad since it
launches a gui. So it needs a global proc name that
doesn't match the file name.
On Saturday, October 24, 2015 at 2:07:11 AM
UTC-4, Justin Israel wrote:
On Sat, Oct 24, 2015 at 6:35 PM Crest
Christopher <[email protected]> wrote:
I hoped to get it to work.
And did my last reply help at all?
Justin Israel wrote:
On Sat, 24 Oct 2015 1:51
PM Christopher.
<[email protected]> wrote:
Safe to assume no one has the
answer and I need to put it in
the trash bin ?
It's safe to assume that people have
tried to help answer your questions,
and have since probably give up on
this particular thread.
Your script has code located in the
global scope that is going to run
every time it is sourced. that means
if you source this script manually,
it would launch a gui. I never wrote
much MEL from scratch, but I believe
this is bad practice. If I remember
correctly, if you name a global proc
the same as the file name, Maya will
call it when it sources the script at
startup. Otherwise you can/should
just have one or more global procs
that you want someone to call from
MEL, to launch your tool or command.
What goal do you want to achieve
here? I don't know what this file is
called but it probably doesn't matter
because it assumes you will source
it to get it to launch the GUI. Look
up the "source" Mel command.
Or... place this thread in the trash
as you suggested, if this still
doesn't solve your issue.
Justin
On Sunday, October 18, 2015 at
6:47:29 PM UTC-4, Christopher. wrote:
Source. I originally though
the global function was
rotateProjection, until I
realized it didn't
encapsulate the entire
script; unless it doesn't
have to ? I suppose if not,
someone on this list will
inform me, or I hope someone
will.
//Additional Variables
string $dir2d = "";
string $projName = "";
string $fileName = "";
string $placeName = "";
string $productName = "";
string $camProductName = "";
string $remapName = "";
string $multDivName = "";
string $Dir = "";
int $camSetExists = 0;
global proc rotateProjection(
string $placementNode, string
$direction )
{
if($direction == "PosX") //Left
{
xform -ro 0 -90 0
$placementNode;
}
if($direction == "NegX")
//Right
{
xform -ro 0 90 0 $placementNode;
}
if($direction == "PosY")
//Bottom
{
xform -ro 90 0 0 $placementNode;
}
if($direction == "NegY") //Top
{
xform -ro -90 0 0
$placementNode;
}
//if($direction == "PosZ")
No Case: Default Position
//Front
if($direction == "NegZ") //Back
{
xform -ro 0 180 0
$placementNode;
}
}
//Makes and Sets up Camera
Node Network
global proc setupCameraNodes()
{
if(`objExists "RenBakeCam1"`)
{
//Makes sure only 1 camera
bake network exists to keep
everything as clean as it can be.
$camSetExists=1;
print "Camera Nodes Already
Exist \n";
}
else{
camera -name "RenBakeCam1"
-centerOfInterest 5
-focalLength 35
-lensSqueezeRatio 1
-cameraScale 1
-horizontalFilmAperture
1.41732 -horizontalFilmOffset
0 -verticalFilmAperture
0.94488 -verticalFilmOffset 0
-filmFit Fill -overscan 1
-motionBlur 0 -shutterAngle
144 -nearClipPlane 0.01
-farClipPlane 1000
-orthographic 0
-orthographicWidth 30;
objectMoveCommand;
cameraMakeNode 1 "";
shadingNode -asUtility
"samplerInfo" -name "sampInfo1";
shadingNode -asUtility
"vectorProduct" -name "CamVec1";
setAttr CamVec1.operation 3;
//sets op type to Vector
Matrix Product
setAttr
CamVec1.normalizeOutput true;
//sets normalizeOutput to ON
//Connects to Vector Product
for Object Normal in World Space
connectAttr -f
sampInfo1.normalCamera
CamVec1.input1;
connectAttr -f
RenBakeCam1.matrix
CamVec1.matrix;
print "Camera Node Setup
Complete \n";
}
}
//Generates all nodes needed
for the selected number of
textures, then links them to
the camera and output chains
global proc
setupTextureNodes(int
$numProjections)
{
//Sets name and number of
directions
string $DirList[];
global string $PosZ_ProductNode;
global string $PosZ_RemapNode;
//variables for file attachment
global string $TopNode;
global string $BottomNode;
global string $LeftNode;
global string $RightNode;
global string $FrontNode;
global string $BackNode;
//variables for shader output
network
string $colorSum =
`shadingNode -asUtility
"plusMinusAverage" -name
"ColorSum1"`;
string $valueSum =
`shadingNode -asUtility
"plusMinusAverage" -name
"ValueSum1"`;
string $remapSum =
`shadingNode -asUtility
"remapValue" -name "RemapSum1"`;
string $finalColor =
`shadingNode -asUtility
"multiplyDivide" -name
"FinalColor1"`;
string $shaderName =
`shadingNode -asShader
"blinn" -name "BlinnName"`;
sets -renderable true
-noSurfaceShader true -empty
-name ($shaderName + "SG");
print $numProjections;
if($numProjections == 3)
{
//$DirList[] =
{"PosZ","PosY","PosX"};
$DirList[0] = "PosZ";
$DirList[1] = "PosY";
$DirList[2] = "PosX";
print "Making 3
projections... \n";
}
if($numProjections == 6)
{
//$DirList[] =
{"PosZ","NegY","NegZ","PosY","PosX","NegX"};
$DirList[0] = "PosZ";
$DirList[1] = "NegY";
$DirList[2] = "NegZ";
$DirList[3] = "PosY";
$DirList[4] = "PosX";
$DirList[5] = "NegX";
print "Making 6
projections.... \n";
}
print $DirList;
int $plusMinusInputCounter = 1;
//Generates Shader Output
chain, and calls Camera
creation chain, which may not
output if a camera chain
already exists.
setupCameraNodes();
//Generates nodes for Output
Chain
//variables named as a result
of the operation as more than
one output network/shader can
exist in a given scene
setAttr ($finalColor +
".operation") 2; //sets node
to divide
connectAttr -f ($colorSum +
".output3D") ($finalColor +
".input1");
connectAttr -f ($valueSum +
".output1D") ($remapSum +
".inputValue");
connectAttr -f ($remapSum +
".outValue") ($finalColor +
".input2X");
connectAttr -f ($remapSum +
".outValue") ($finalColor +
".input2Y");
connectAttr -f ($remapSum +
".outValue") ($finalColor +
".input2Z");
//final color to shader node
occurs at end of script
print "Output Node Setup
Complete \n";
for($Dir in $DirList){
//Sets up name variables for
each direction, $Dir taken
from For Loop
$dir2d = $Dir + "_2d1";
$projName = $Dir +
"_Projection1";
$fileName = $Dir + "_File1";
$placeName = $Dir +
"_Placement1";
$productName = $Dir +
"_Product1";
$camProductName = $Dir +
"_CamProduct1";
$remapName = $Dir + "_Remap1";
$multDivName = $Dir +
"_colorXRemap1";
//Creates File Projection Network
$projName = `shadingNode
-asUtility "projection" -name
$projName`;
$fileName = `shadingNode
-asTexture "file" -name
$fileName`;
//Notes name of file nodes
for file assignment
switch($Dir)
{
case "PosZ":
//front
$FrontNode = $fileName;
break;
case "PosY":
//bottom
$BottomNode = $fileName;
break;
case "PosX":
//left
$LeftNode = $fileName;
break;
case "NegZ":
//back
$BackNode = $fileName;
break;
case "NegY":
//top
$TopNode = $fileName;
break;
case "NegX":
//right
$RightNode = $fileName;
break;
default:
print ("UNKNOWN DIRECTION,
VALUE FOR CAMERA NOT SET,
FILE ASSIGNMENT WILL FAIL \n");
break;
}
$placeName = `shadingNode
-asUtility "place3dTexture"
-name $placeName`;
$dir2d = `shadingNode
-asUtility "place2dTexture"
-name $dir2d`;
//Links nodes together as
default projection normally does
connectAttr -f ($placeName +
".worldInverseMatrix[0]")
($projName + ".placementMatrix");
connectAttr -f ($fileName +
".outColor") ($projName +
".image");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".coverage") ($fileName +
".coverage");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".translateFrame") ($fileName
+ ".translateFrame");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".rotateFrame") ($fileName +
".rotateFrame");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".mirrorU") ($fileName +
".mirrorU");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".mirrorV") ($fileName +
".mirrorV");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".stagger") ($fileName +
".stagger");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".wrapU") ($fileName + ".wrapU");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".wrapV") ($fileName + ".wrapV");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".repeatUV") ($fileName +
".repeatUV");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".offset") ($fileName +
".offset");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".rotateUV") ($fileName +
".rotateUV");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".noiseUV") ($fileName +
".noiseUV");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".vertexUvOne") ($fileName +
".vertexUvOne");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".vertexUvTwo") ($fileName +
".vertexUvTwo");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".vertexUvThree") ($fileName
+ ".vertexUvThree");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".vertexCameraOne")
($fileName + ".vertexCameraOne");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".outUV") ($fileName + ".uv");
connectAttr -f ($dir2d +
".outUvFilterSize")
($fileName + ".uvFilterSize");
///////////////
print ("Projection Node
Output Complete for " + $Dir
+ " \n");
//Function Call to rotate
Place3d Node to correct location
rotateProjection($placeName ,
$Dir);
//creates and sets nodes for
vector functions
$productName = `shadingNode
-asUtility "vectorProduct"
-name $productName`;
$camProductName =
`shadingNode -asUtility
"vectorProduct" -name
$camProductName`;
$remapName = `shadingNode
-asUtility "remapValue" -name
$remapName`;
$multDivName = `shadingNode
-asUtility "multiplyDivide"
-name $multDivName`;
setAttr ($productName +
".operation") 3; //sets to
Vector Matrix Product
setAttr ($productName +
".input2Z") -1;
setAttr ($camProductName +
".operation") 1; //sets to
Dot Product
setAttr ($camProductName +
".normalizeOutput") true;
//normalizes output
setAttr ($remapName +
".value[0].value_Position")
0.244;
setAttr ($remapName +
".value[0].value_FloatValue") 0;
setAttr ($remapName +
".value[0].value_Interp") 2;
//sets to smooth interpolation
//connects camera, output,
projection and vector chains
if( $Dir == "PosZ" )
{
//Sets up primary node chain,
all other chains have a
dependency on the Dir_Product
vectorProduct node of this chain
connectAttr -f ($projName +
".outColor") ($multDivName +
".input1");
connectAttr -f ($placeName +
".worldMatrix") ($productName
+ ".matrix");
connectAttr -f ($productName
+ ".output") ($camProductName
+ ".input1");
connectAttr -f CamVec1.output
($camProductName + ".input2");
connectAttr -f
($camProductName +
".outputX") ($remapName +
".inputValue");
connectAttr -f ($remapName +
".outValue") ($multDivName +
".input2X");
connectAttr -f ($remapName +
".outValue") ($multDivName +
".input2Y");
connectAttr -f ($remapName +
".outValue") ($multDivName +
".input2Z");
connectAttr -f ($multDivName
+ ".output") ($colorSum +
".input3D[0]");
connectAttr -f ($remapName +
".outValue") ($valueSum +
".input1D[0]");
$PosZ_ProductNode = $productName;
$PosZ_RemapNode = $remapName;
setAttr ($productName +
".input1Z") 1;
////////
print "Node Chain Complete \n";
}
else
{
//Sets up node chain for all
but the first
connectAttr -f ($projName +
".outColor") ($multDivName +
".input1");
connectAttr -f ($placeName +
".worldMatrix") ($productName
+ ".matrix");
//ONLY TRIGGERS ON NON-FIRST RUN
connectAttr -f
($PosZ_ProductNode +
".input1") ($productName +
".input1");
connectAttr -f
($PosZ_RemapNode +
".value[0]") ($remapName +
".value[0]");
//
connectAttr -f ($productName
+ ".output") ($camProductName
+ ".input1");
connectAttr -f CamVec1.output
($camProductName + ".input2");
connectAttr -f
($camProductName +
".outputX") ($remapName +
".inputValue");
connectAttr -f ($remapName +
".outValue") ($multDivName +
".input2X");
connectAttr -f ($remapName +
".outValue") ($multDivName +
".input2Y");
connectAttr -f ($remapName +
".outValue") ($multDivName +
".input2Z");
connectAttr -f ($multDivName
+ ".output") ($colorSum +
".input3D[" +
$plusMinusInputCounter + "]");
connectAttr -f ($remapName +
".outValue") ($valueSum +
".input1D[" +
$plusMinusInputCounter + "]");
$plusMinusInputCounter =
$plusMinusInputCounter + 1;
////////
print "Node Chain Complete \n";
} //end else
} //end for
//connects into shader node
connectAttr -f ($finalColor +
".output") ($shaderName +
".color");
$file1 = `textField -query
-text file1Text`; //front
$file2 = `textField -query
-text file2Text`; //bottom
$file3 = `textField -query
-text file3Text`; //left
$file4 = `textField -query
-text file4Text`; //back
$file5 = `textField -query
-text file5Text`; //top
$file6 = `textField -query
-text file6Text`; //right
//HardLink the texture links
from the GUI into the File nodes
if($numProjections == 3)
{
//$DirList[] =
{"PosZ","PosY","PosX"}; Front
Bottom Left
setAttr ($FrontNode +
".fileTextureName") -type
"string" $file1;
setAttr ($BottomNode +
".fileTextureName") -type
"string" $file2;
setAttr ($LeftNode +
".fileTextureName") -type
"string" $file3;
/////////
print "file nodes set \n";
}
if($numProjections == 6)
{
//$DirList[] =
{"PosZ","NegY","NegZ","PosY","PosX","NegX"};
Front Top Back Bottom Left Right
setAttr ($FrontNode +
".fileTextureName") -type
"string" $file1;
setAttr ($BottomNode +
".fileTextureName") -type
"string" $file2;
setAttr ($LeftNode +
".fileTextureName") -type
"string" $file3;
setAttr ($BackNode +
".fileTextureName") -type
"string" $file4;
setAttr ($RightNode +
".fileTextureName") -type
"string" $file6;
setAttr ($TopNode +
".fileTextureName") -type
"string" $file5;
print "file nodes set \n";
}
} //end proc
//GUI
int $numProjections;
//initializes $numProjections
if (`window -exists
BlendedBoxMapGui`)
deleteUI BlendedBoxMapGui;
window -widthHeight 370 450
-title "Maya Blended Box Map
Maker" BlendedBoxMapGui;
frameLayout -width 100
-height 100 -label "Num
Projections" RadioFrame;
setParent RadioFrame;
columnLayout RadioColumn;
setParent RadioColumn;
radioCollection AllRadioButtons;
// radioButton -label "3"
-changeCommand
"$numProjections = 3" -select
RadioButton1;
radioButton -label "6"
-changeCommand
"$numProjections = 6" -select
RadioButton2;
text -label "Texture Links:";
rowColumnLayout
-numberOfColumns 3
-columnAttach 1 "right" 0
-columnWidth 1 150
-columnWidth 2 250
-columnWidth 3 100;
text -label "Front";
string $file1 = `textField
file1Text`;
button -label "Browse"
-command "$file1 =
`fileDialog`; textField -edit
-text $file1 file1Text"
BrowseFile1;
text -label "Bottom";
string $file2 = `textField
file2Text`;
button -label "Browse"
-command "$file2 =
`fileDialog`; textField -edit
-text $file2 file2Text"
BrowseFile2;
text -label "Left";
string $file3 = `textField
file3Text`;
button -label "Browse"
-command "$file3 =
`fileDialog`; textField -edit
-text $file3 file3Text"
BrowseFile3;
text -label "Back";
string $file4 = `textField
file4Text`;
button -label "Browse"
-command "$file4 =
`fileDialog`; textField -edit
-text $file4 file4Text"
BrowseFile4;
text -label "Top";
string $file5 = `textField
file5Text`;
button -label "Browse"
-command "$file5 =
`fileDialog`; textField -edit
-text $file5 file5Text"
BrowseFile5;
text -label "Right";
string $file6 = `textField
file6Text`;
button -label "Browse"
-command "$file6 =
`fileDialog`; textField -edit
-text $file6 file6Text"
BrowseFile6;
button -label "Generate
Shader Network" -command
"setupTextureNodes($numProjections)"
goButton;
$numProjections = 6;
showWindow BlendedBoxMapGui;
On Sunday, October 18, 2015
at 2:43:38 PM UTC-4, Carlos
Rico wrote:
source it?
*Carlos Rico Adega*
-------------------------------------
LinkedIn
<http://www.linkedin.com/pub/carlos-rico/6/58/325>
[email protected]
2015-10-18 20:20
GMT+02:00 Christopher.
<[email protected]>:
The script is located
in the proper MEL
path, that I can
testify; although,
there is no global
function.
On Saturday, October
17, 2015 at 11:21:06
PM UTC-4, Justin
Israel wrote:
Is the script in
a proper Maya
scripts location?
Have you checked
the file and
confirmed that it
has a global proc
that can be called?
On Sun, 18 Oct
2015 4:09
PM Christopher.
<[email protected]>
wrote:
From what I
know, if a
MEL script
doesn't have
a command to
which one
should use,
you can look
for the
global
function, and
run the
function
name; what if
that is
giving, no
procedure
found and you
know it's not
a paths problem ?
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