I just noticed another bug in your code that is causing the behaviour you
mentioned.
# Store the data into the main
all_data[sel] = attr_data
This line is also just constantly replacing the top level key with the last
frames data. I think you need to be clear about what kind of data structure
you really want to end up with. Because the structure you listed in your
last email isn't even a valid python dictionary. Do you want to be able to
map the frame number to the data? Or do you just want a list of results?
Like this, where there is a mapping to each frame number?
{
"|locator1": {
"1": {
"frame": "1",
"rotateX": "1.0",
"rotateY": "1.0",
"rotateZ": "1.0",
"translateX": "1.5",
"translateY": "1.5",
"translateZ": "1.5"
},
"2": {
"frame": "2",
"rotateX": "1.01",
"rotateY": "1.01",
"rotateZ": "1.01",
"translateX": "1.51",
"translateY": "1.51",
"translateZ": "1.51"
}
}
}
Or like this, where its just a list of results?
{
"|locator1": [
{
"frame": "1",
"rotateX": "1.0",
"rotateY": "1.0",
"rotateZ": "1.0",
"translateX": "1.5",
"translateY": "1.5",
"translateZ": "1.5"
},
{
"frame": "2",
"rotateX": "1.01",
"rotateY": "1.01",
"rotateZ": "1.01",
"translateX": "1.51",
"translateY": "1.51",
"translateZ": "1.51"
}
]
}
Pick one, and we can go from there to adjust your code. Basically you just
need to update that "all_data" assignment to either map the frame number to
your attr_data instance, or append it to a list.
Justin
On Tue, Dec 20, 2016 at 2:49 PM likage <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Justin, thanks for getting back..
>
> I tried your method, and I am still getting the same issue. The keyframes
> are still only being written once, same as the output that I have pasted in
> my first post.
>
> Actually, now I am doubting if using dictionaries are the right way to do
> so?
> Cause supposedly if my code does works, I assume the following is the
> output I will be seeing, though I am unsure if the recurring key names -
> 'frame', 'rotateX' etc will pose an issue later on or during the phase when
> such data are being inserted into the dictionary
>
> {
> "|locator1": {
> {
> "frame": "1",
> "rotateX": "1.0",
> "rotateY": "1.0",
> "rotateZ": "1.0",
> "translateX": "1.5",
> "translateY": "1.5",
> "translateZ": "1.5"
> },
> {
> "frame": "2",
> "rotateX": "1.01",
> "rotateY": "1.01",
> "rotateZ": "1.01",
> "translateX": "1.51",
> "translateY": "1.51",
> "translateZ": "1.51"
> }
> }
> }
>
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