In cmds there is also a neat command
cmds.matchTransform(object_to_adjust, object_to_match) # flags pos, rot,
scl, piv - pivots
But I want to second Marcus' question. I stuck with the same thing. Really
curious what the solution might be.
On Wednesday, September 9, 2020 at 3:07:57 AM UTC-7 Roy Nieterau wrote:
> Without taking the math in account for now. Are you required to do this
> with the API? :)
>
> Because maya.cmds.xform does take into account pivots, etc. For example
> this works for your setup:
>
> m = cmds.xform("pCube2", query=True, matrix=True, worldSpace=True)
> cmds.xform("pCube3", matrix=m, worldSpace=True)
>
> (What's with the new Google Groups look/layout? How can I get the code
> formatting in here?)
>
> Regarding the actual matrix math. Do note that the xform command
> documentation
> <https://help.autodesk.com/cloudhelp/2020/ENU/Maya-Tech-Docs/CommandsPython/xform.html>at
>
> the top states the order of transformation that Maya applies. It's quite
> involved but could help you reproduce it exactly.
>
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