I haven't had a lot of luck setting the activeHandle and then using the
alignAlong parameter (maybe that's not how it's meant to be used, I'm not
sure). I have found orientAxes and orientObject both seem to work well
though.
import maya.cmds as cmds
curctx = cmds.currentCtx()
if cmds.superCtx(curctx, ex=True):
ctx = cmds.superCtx(curctx, q=True)
# This appears to work
cmds.manipMoveContext(ctx, e=True, orientAxes=[0,20,-45], mode=6)
# So does this
cmds.manipMoveContext(ctx, e=True, orientObject='pConeShape1', mode=6)
On Tuesday, 20 March 2018 01:49:19 UTC+11, Алексей Ванжула wrote:
>
> Hi. How to orient move manipulator by two arbitrary axises?
> In manipMoveCOntext documentation I see only orientation by one axis
> (alignAlong(aa) arg) or by object (orientObject(oo) arg)
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