Thank you for your response.
*'First of all, you might be misunderstanding what `mDagPath.length()`
returns.'*Sorry it's a mistake I wanted to write sel.length().
In fact what I want to do is a little fonction to know if to edges are
connected:
def isEdgesConnected(e1Index, e2Index, objShape=None):
if not objShape:
# Get the object from selection
sel = om.MSelectionList()
om.MGlobal.getActiveSelectionList(sel)
else:
sel = om.MSelectionList()
sel.add(objShape)
component = om.MObject()
meshDagPath = om.MDagPath()
sel.getDagPath(0, meshDagPath, component)
eIter = om.MItMeshEdge(meshDagPath, component)
while not eIter.isDone():
print eIter.index()
eIter.next()
As you can see right now if I select some edges and do:
isEdgesConnected(10, 10)
I'm only looping through the selected edges. Which is good
Now if I dont select anything and do
isEdgesConnected(10, 10, 'pSphereShape1')
I'm looping through all the edges of pSphereShape1, which is not good, I
want to be able to tell my function to just just loop through the edges
given in argument.
How can I do that ?
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