hmmmm...another confusing thing is that if you connect the vertexAlpha plug
to something, and do again *mplug = mFnDependencyNode(~).findPlug("
vertexAlpha")* then you don't get anymore
*pCubeShape1.vertexColor[-1].vertexAlpha*, you get
*pCubeShape1.vertexColor[0].vertexAlpha*....even if you break later te
conections, the result remains *pCubeShape1.vertexColor[0].vertexAlpha*.
I have absolutly no idea what is going on with the* [-1]*
El viernes, 28 de agosto de 2020 a las 2:10:20 UTC+2, Rudi Hammad escribió:
>
> hi,
> I noticed that if you create a cube for instance, and you try to find its
> shape's plug called "vertexAlpha" (which is an element of a mplug array),
> with *mplug = mFnDependencyNode(~).findPlug(" vertexAlpha")* the name
> *mplug.name
> <http://mplug.name>()* is *pCubeShape1.vertexColor[-1].vertexAlpha*.
> what is interesting is that, if you go plug by plug starting from the top
> one until you get to "vertexAlpha" (so
> findPlug().child(~).elementByLogicalIndex(~).etc... ), the name is
> *pCubeShape1.vertexColor[0].vertexAlpha*.
> Any idea what that means?
>
> Thanks,
> R
>
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