Re: Custom Op : Dynamic port connected to float parameters
Make sure you're defining a self installing custom operator and not a runtime based scripted operator as the latter is officially deprecated. Also, connecting directly to output parameters is only supported if your operator has a single output. Since you have multiple outputs, that's likely the problem. Try using port groups and ports explicitly instead. Matt Date: Wed, 22 Jul 2015 11:45:04 -0700 From: Jeremie Passerin gerem@gmail.com Subject: Custom Op : Dynamic port connected to float parameters To: softimage@listproc.autodesk.com Hey guys ! We're having issue here creating a simple scripted operator that takes an undefined number of float parameters as input and has an undefined number of float outputs. We are using PortGroups but it's not connecting to the parameter but to the property, depsite me passing the parameter. Here is a sample python code: xsi = Application from win32com.client import constants xsi.NewScene( None, False ) prop = xsi.ActiveSceneRoot.AddProperty(CustomProperty, False, Inputs) inParam1 = prop.AddParameter3(input1, constants.siDouble, 0 ) inParam2 = prop.AddParameter3(input2, constants.siDouble, 0 ) prop = xsi.ActiveSceneRoot.AddProperty(CustomProperty, False, Outputs) outParam1 = prop.AddParameter3(output1, constants.siDouble, 0 ) outParam2 = prop.AddParameter3(output2, constants.siDouble, 0 ) sop = XSIFactory.CreateScriptedOp( MyOperator, , JScript ) inputGroup = sop.AddPortGroup( Inputs, 1, 99, ) outputGroup = sop.AddPortGroup( Outputs, 1, 99, ) sop.AddInputPortByClassID( constants.siParameterID, inputParam, inputGroup.Index ) sop.AddOutputPortByClassID( constants.siParameterID, outputParam, outputGroup.Index ) sop.ConnectToGroup(inputGroup.Index, inParam1) sop.ConnectToGroup(outputGroup.Index, outParam1) sop.ConnectToGroup(inputGroup.Index, inParam2) What are we doing wrong ? any idea ? Am I using the right classID ? siParameterID ? thanks, Jeremie
Re: How to clear operators from an object without applying?
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Re: Simple question - Dorito setup
Long ago I recorded a 20m tutorial/explanation about doritos for TDSurvival: https://vimeo.com/68359879 I think it might help you. Let me know if anything is not clear. On Thu, Jul 23, 2015, 2:01 AM Eric Turman i.anima...@gmail.com wrote: I am way too tired to make a clean scene let alone a clean script, but this python script builds a very simple scene that has a dorito deforming a cloned mesh and being influenced by the driver mesh. The move null functions like a COG and everything plays nice: Application.CreatePrim(Sphere, MeshSurface, , ) Application.GetPrim(Null, , , ) Application.SetValue(null.Name, bottom, ) Application.Translate(, 0, -4, 0, siRelative, siParent, siObj, siXYZ, , , , , , , , , , 0, ) Application.SetValue(bottom.null.shadow_icon, 2, ) Application.SetValue(bottom.null.shadow_scaleY, 0, ) Application.SetValue(bottom.null.primary_icon, 0, ) Application.SetValue(bottom.null.size, 3, ) Application.Duplicate(bottom, , 2, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, , , , , , , , , , , 0) Application.Translate(, 0, 8, 0, siRelative, siParent, siObj, siXYZ, , , , , , , , , , 0, ) Application.SetValue(bottom1.Name, top, ) Application.SelectObj(sphere, , True) Application.Clone(, , 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, , , , , , , , , , ) Application.SelectObj(sphere, , ) Application.SetValue(sphere.Name, driver, ) Application.SelectObj(sphere1, , ) Application.SetValue(sphere1.Name, clone, ) Application.SelectObj(driver, , ) Application.ApplyFlexEnv(driver;bottom,top, , 2) Application.GetPrim(Null, , , ) Application.SetValue(null.Name, clusterConstrainedNull, ) Application.GetPrim(Null, , , ) Application.SetValue(null.Name, dorito, ) Application.SetValue(dorito.null.primary_icon, 0, ) Application.SetValue(dorito.null.shadow_icon, 8, ) Application.SetValue(dorito.null.shadow_scaleX, 0, ) Application.SelectObj(clusterConstrainedNull, , ) Application.SelectObj(clone, , ) Application.ToggleVisibility(, , ) Application.SelectObj(clusterConstrainedNull, , ) Application.ApplyCns(ObjectToCluster, clusterConstrainedNull, driver.pnt[19], ) Application.SetValue(clusterConstrainedNull.kine.objclscns.tangent, True, ) Application.SetValue(clusterConstrainedNull.kine.objclscns.upvct_active, True, ) Application.SelectObj(dorito, , ) Application.ParentObj(B:clusterConstrainedNull, dorito) Application.SelectObj(B:clusterConstrainedNull, , ) Application.SelectObj(dorito, , ) Application.ResetTransform(, siObj, siSRT, siXYZ) Application.GetPrim(Null, , , ) Application.SetValue(null.Name, move, ) Application.SetValue(move.null.primary_icon, 0, ) Application.SetValue(move.null.shadow_icon, 2, ) Application.SetValue(move.null.shadow_scaleY, 0, ) Application.SetValue(move.null.size, 5, ) Application.SelectObj(bottom, , ) Application.ToggleSelection(top, , ) Application.ParentObj(B:move, bottom,top) Application.SelectObj(B:move, , ) Application.DeselectAll() Application.SelectObj(bottom, , ) Application.SelectObj(bottom,top, , ) Application.SetNeutralPose(, siSRT, ) Application.SelectObj(move, , ) Application.AddProp(Display Property, , , , ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorr, 0.381, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorg, 0.381, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorb, 0.381, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorr, 0.76, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorg, 0, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorb, 0, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorr, 0.110376, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorg, 0.756, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorb, 0, ) Application.GetPrim(Null, , , ) Application.SetValue(null.Name, noDeform, ) Application.ApplyCns(Pose, noDeform, move, ) Application.SelectObj(clusterConstrainedNull, , ) Application.SelectObj(dorito, , ) Application.SelectObj(move, , True) Application.SelectObj(driver, , True) Application.ToggleVisibility(, , ) Application.SelectObj(clone, , ) Application.ToggleVisibility(, , ) Application.ApplyFlexEnv(clone;noDeform,dorito, , 2) Application.SetValue(clone.polymsh.cls.EnvelopWeightCls.Envelope_Weights.autoenvassign.defnbskelobj, 1, ) Application.SetValue(clone.polymsh.cls.EnvelopWeightCls.Envelope_Weights.autoenvassign.defnbskelobj, 2, ) Application.SelectObj(noDeform, , ) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.posz, , noDeform.Static_KineState.posz, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.posy, , noDeform.Static_KineState.posy, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.posx, , noDeform.Static_KineState.posx, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.rotz, , noDeform.Static_KineState.oriz, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.roty, , noDeform.Static_KineState.oriy, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.rotx, , noDeform.Static_KineState.orix, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.sclz, , noDeform.Static_KineState.sclz, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.scly, , noDeform.Static_KineState.scly, 1)
snow
I saw this and could really use it!!! I don't see this compound on any of the usual sources. Does anyone have this? Who is the author? https://youtu.be/wU4t145Bn_M Kris
Re: How to clear operators from an object without applying?
Hi Pedro.
Selection is a collection object, not an array. Use Count instead.
Martin
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On 2015/07/24, at 3:35, pedro santos probi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Martin
Thanks again for coming up with a solution, this works great! I changed it a
bit to add a integer stack selection. I was actually surprised it ran the
function before it was defined unlike Python :) Problem is I don't know JS :P
So I tried to loop over selection with no avail. I noticed that if I had
several objects selected used selection(0) or selection(1) it did something
accordingly, but apparently I can not use .lenght to define a loop duration:
// ERROR : Object doesn't support this property or method - [line 30]
I don't know how to loop it... Well, I cal set a fixed number like 999 in
for (var i = 0; i selection.length; i++) { and just cope with the out of
range error :)
Thanks
Pedro
// JScript
function delOps(oObj){
var oOpColl = new ActiveXObject( XSI.Collection );
var oOpStack = new Enumerator( oObj.ActivePrimitive.ConstructionHistory
);
for (;!oOpStack.atEnd();oOpStack.moveNext()){
if (oOpStack.item().name == stack){
var ModelingFlag = 1;
continue;
}
if (ModelingFlag == 1){
oOpColl.add (oOpStack.item());
}
}
if (oOpColl.Count0)DeleteObj( oOpColl ) ;
}
var pickstack = 2;
var stack = [Modeling, Shape Modeling, Animation, Secondary Shape
Modeling][pickstack];
//Loop Attempt #1
for (i in selection) {
delOps(i);
}
//Loop Attempt #1
for (var i = 0; i selection.length; i++) { // Throws error that selection
doesn't support .length
delOps(selection(i));
}
On Thu, Jul 23, 2015 at 10:17 AM, Martin Yara furik...@gmail.com wrote:
Just delete them? Or you mean by script
I wrote something similar in JScript to freeze some operators under certain
stack. I just changed it to delete all operators below the Modeling Stack.
It only works with 1 object, you'll need to add a loop.
// JScript
delOps(selection(0))
function delOps(oObj){
var oOpColl = new ActiveXObject( XSI.Collection );
var oOpStack = new Enumerator( oObj.ActivePrimitive.ConstructionHistory
);
for (;!oOpStack.atEnd();oOpStack.moveNext()){
if (oOpStack.item().name == Modeling){
var ModelingFlag = 1;
continue;
}
if (ModelingFlag == 1){
oOpColl.add (oOpStack.item());
}
}
if (oOpColl.Count0)DeleteObj( oOpColl ) ;
}
Martin
On Thu, Jul 23, 2015 at 5:47 PM, pedro santos probi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
Quite a few times when I'm adding operators to multiple objects I would
also like to clear those objects of any operator. This is not Freezing, as
I do not want to apply those operators, but remove them. More over if the
above is possible, is it also possible to remove operators only from the
modeling stack? Alike one uses Freeze and Freeze modeling differently?
Thanks
Pedro
--
Pedro Alpiarça dos Santos
Animator 3DModeler Illustrator
http://probiner.x10.mx/
Re: Custom Op : Dynamic port connected to float parameters
I loaded your script up and I see what is happening, Softimage must be
consolidating something or just getting confused.
I manually edited the parameters in the scripted operator editor... from
Outputs to Outputs.output1 and things started to work. I mean the scop
icons show on the parameters not the property. This code in the scop
works...
if(Out.Index == 2){
Out.Value = 10.0;
}
else{
Out.Value = 11.0;
}
maybe try this in the self-installed custom ops instead?
Steven
On Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 11:45 AM, Jeremie Passerin gerem@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey guys !
We're having issue here creating a simple scripted operator that takes an
undefined number of float parameters as input and has an undefined number
of float outputs.
We are using PortGroups but it's not connecting to the parameter but to
the property, depsite me passing the parameter.
Here is a sample python code:
xsi = Application
from win32com.client import constants
xsi.NewScene( None, False )
prop = xsi.ActiveSceneRoot.AddProperty(CustomProperty, False, Inputs)
inParam1 = prop.AddParameter3(input1, constants.siDouble, 0 )
inParam2 = prop.AddParameter3(input2, constants.siDouble, 0 )
prop = xsi.ActiveSceneRoot.AddProperty(CustomProperty, False, Outputs)
outParam1 = prop.AddParameter3(output1, constants.siDouble, 0 )
outParam2 = prop.AddParameter3(output2, constants.siDouble, 0 )
sop = XSIFactory.CreateScriptedOp( MyOperator, , JScript )
inputGroup = sop.AddPortGroup( Inputs, 1, 99, )
outputGroup = sop.AddPortGroup( Outputs, 1, 99, )
sop.AddInputPortByClassID( constants.siParameterID, inputParam,
inputGroup.Index )
sop.AddOutputPortByClassID( constants.siParameterID, outputParam,
outputGroup.Index )
sop.ConnectToGroup(inputGroup.Index, inParam1)
sop.ConnectToGroup(outputGroup.Index, outParam1)
sop.ConnectToGroup(inputGroup.Index, inParam2)
What are we doing wrong ? any idea ?
Am I using the right classID ? siParameterID ?
thanks,
Jeremie
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Re: Custom Op : Dynamic port connected to float parameters
I did that too, but I then tried to connect another parameter by script and
it crashed softimage.
I actually think it might not be supported. I read somewhere in the doc
that PortGroup can be used with Kinematics and Primitives.
*Dynamically Connecting To Groups*
The ConnectToGroup method allows you to add objects to a port group at any
time after it is defined. However, this method can only be used on a port
group containing a single port, and the object passed in the Object argument
must be a specific node (that is, a KinematicState or Primitive rather than
an X3DObject):
On 23 July 2015 at 13:00, Steven Caron car...@gmail.com wrote:
I loaded your script up and I see what is happening, Softimage must be
consolidating something or just getting confused.
I manually edited the parameters in the scripted operator editor... from
Outputs to Outputs.output1 and things started to work. I mean the scop
icons show on the parameters not the property. This code in the scop
works...
if(Out.Index == 2){
Out.Value = 10.0;
}
else{
Out.Value = 11.0;
}
maybe try this in the self-installed custom ops instead?
Steven
On Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 11:45 AM, Jeremie Passerin gerem@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey guys !
We're having issue here creating a simple scripted operator that takes an
undefined number of float parameters as input and has an undefined number
of float outputs.
We are using PortGroups but it's not connecting to the parameter but to
the property, depsite me passing the parameter.
Here is a sample python code:
xsi = Application
from win32com.client import constants
xsi.NewScene( None, False )
prop = xsi.ActiveSceneRoot.AddProperty(CustomProperty, False, Inputs)
inParam1 = prop.AddParameter3(input1, constants.siDouble, 0 )
inParam2 = prop.AddParameter3(input2, constants.siDouble, 0 )
prop = xsi.ActiveSceneRoot.AddProperty(CustomProperty, False, Outputs)
outParam1 = prop.AddParameter3(output1, constants.siDouble, 0 )
outParam2 = prop.AddParameter3(output2, constants.siDouble, 0 )
sop = XSIFactory.CreateScriptedOp( MyOperator, , JScript )
inputGroup = sop.AddPortGroup( Inputs, 1, 99, )
outputGroup = sop.AddPortGroup( Outputs, 1, 99, )
sop.AddInputPortByClassID( constants.siParameterID, inputParam,
inputGroup.Index )
sop.AddOutputPortByClassID( constants.siParameterID, outputParam,
outputGroup.Index )
sop.ConnectToGroup(inputGroup.Index, inParam1)
sop.ConnectToGroup(outputGroup.Index, outParam1)
sop.ConnectToGroup(inputGroup.Index, inParam2)
What are we doing wrong ? any idea ?
Am I using the right classID ? siParameterID ?
thanks,
Jeremie
Re: Simple question - Dorito setup
I am way too tired to make a clean scene let alone a clean script, but this python script builds a very simple scene that has a dorito deforming a cloned mesh and being influenced by the driver mesh. The move null functions like a COG and everything plays nice: Application.CreatePrim(Sphere, MeshSurface, , ) Application.GetPrim(Null, , , ) Application.SetValue(null.Name, bottom, ) Application.Translate(, 0, -4, 0, siRelative, siParent, siObj, siXYZ, , , , , , , , , , 0, ) Application.SetValue(bottom.null.shadow_icon, 2, ) Application.SetValue(bottom.null.shadow_scaleY, 0, ) Application.SetValue(bottom.null.primary_icon, 0, ) Application.SetValue(bottom.null.size, 3, ) Application.Duplicate(bottom, , 2, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, , , , , , , , , , , 0) Application.Translate(, 0, 8, 0, siRelative, siParent, siObj, siXYZ, , , , , , , , , , 0, ) Application.SetValue(bottom1.Name, top, ) Application.SelectObj(sphere, , True) Application.Clone(, , 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, , , , , , , , , , ) Application.SelectObj(sphere, , ) Application.SetValue(sphere.Name, driver, ) Application.SelectObj(sphere1, , ) Application.SetValue(sphere1.Name, clone, ) Application.SelectObj(driver, , ) Application.ApplyFlexEnv(driver;bottom,top, , 2) Application.GetPrim(Null, , , ) Application.SetValue(null.Name, clusterConstrainedNull, ) Application.GetPrim(Null, , , ) Application.SetValue(null.Name, dorito, ) Application.SetValue(dorito.null.primary_icon, 0, ) Application.SetValue(dorito.null.shadow_icon, 8, ) Application.SetValue(dorito.null.shadow_scaleX, 0, ) Application.SelectObj(clusterConstrainedNull, , ) Application.SelectObj(clone, , ) Application.ToggleVisibility(, , ) Application.SelectObj(clusterConstrainedNull, , ) Application.ApplyCns(ObjectToCluster, clusterConstrainedNull, driver.pnt[19], ) Application.SetValue(clusterConstrainedNull.kine.objclscns.tangent, True, ) Application.SetValue(clusterConstrainedNull.kine.objclscns.upvct_active, True, ) Application.SelectObj(dorito, , ) Application.ParentObj(B:clusterConstrainedNull, dorito) Application.SelectObj(B:clusterConstrainedNull, , ) Application.SelectObj(dorito, , ) Application.ResetTransform(, siObj, siSRT, siXYZ) Application.GetPrim(Null, , , ) Application.SetValue(null.Name, move, ) Application.SetValue(move.null.primary_icon, 0, ) Application.SetValue(move.null.shadow_icon, 2, ) Application.SetValue(move.null.shadow_scaleY, 0, ) Application.SetValue(move.null.size, 5, ) Application.SelectObj(bottom, , ) Application.ToggleSelection(top, , ) Application.ParentObj(B:move, bottom,top) Application.SelectObj(B:move, , ) Application.DeselectAll() Application.SelectObj(bottom, , ) Application.SelectObj(bottom,top, , ) Application.SetNeutralPose(, siSRT, ) Application.SelectObj(move, , ) Application.AddProp(Display Property, , , , ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorr, 0.381, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorg, 0.381, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorb, 0.381, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorr, 0.76, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorg, 0, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorb, 0, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorr, 0.110376, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorg, 0.756, ) Application.SetValue(move.display.wirecolorb, 0, ) Application.GetPrim(Null, , , ) Application.SetValue(null.Name, noDeform, ) Application.ApplyCns(Pose, noDeform, move, ) Application.SelectObj(clusterConstrainedNull, , ) Application.SelectObj(dorito, , ) Application.SelectObj(move, , True) Application.SelectObj(driver, , True) Application.ToggleVisibility(, , ) Application.SelectObj(clone, , ) Application.ToggleVisibility(, , ) Application.ApplyFlexEnv(clone;noDeform,dorito, , 2) Application.SetValue(clone.polymsh.cls.EnvelopWeightCls.Envelope_Weights.autoenvassign.defnbskelobj, 1, ) Application.SetValue(clone.polymsh.cls.EnvelopWeightCls.Envelope_Weights.autoenvassign.defnbskelobj, 2, ) Application.SelectObj(noDeform, , ) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.posz, , noDeform.Static_KineState.posz, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.posy, , noDeform.Static_KineState.posy, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.posx, , noDeform.Static_KineState.posx, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.rotz, , noDeform.Static_KineState.oriz, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.roty, , noDeform.Static_KineState.oriy, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.rotx, , noDeform.Static_KineState.orix, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.sclz, , noDeform.Static_KineState.sclz, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.scly, , noDeform.Static_KineState.scly, 1) Application.CopyPaste(move.kine.global.sclx, , noDeform.Static_KineState.sclx, 1) Application.SelectObj(dorito, , True) Application.CopyPaste(clusterConstrainedNull.kine.global.posz, , dorito.Static_KineState.posz, 1) Application.CopyPaste(clusterConstrainedNull.kine.global.posy, , dorito.Static_KineState.posy, 1)
Re: How to clear operators from an object without applying?
Hi Martin
Thanks again for coming up with a solution, this works great! I changed it
a bit to add a integer stack selection. I was actually surprised it ran the
function before it was defined unlike Python :) Problem is I don't know JS
:P So I tried to loop over selection with no avail. I noticed that if I
had several objects selected used selection(0) or selection(1) it did
something accordingly, but apparently I can not use .lenght to define a
loop duration: // ERROR : Object doesn't support this property or method -
[line 30]
I don't know how to loop it... Well, I cal set a fixed number like 999 in
for (var i = 0; i selection.length; i++) { and just cope with the out of
range error :)
Thanks
Pedro
// JScript
function delOps(oObj){
var oOpColl = new ActiveXObject( XSI.Collection );
var oOpStack = new Enumerator( oObj.ActivePrimitive.ConstructionHistory );
for (;!oOpStack.atEnd();oOpStack.moveNext()){
if (oOpStack.item().name == stack){
var ModelingFlag = 1;
continue;
}
if (ModelingFlag == 1){
oOpColl.add (oOpStack.item());
}
}
if (oOpColl.Count0) DeleteObj( oOpColl ) ;
}
var pickstack = 2;
var stack = [Modeling, Shape Modeling, Animation, Secondary Shape
Modeling][pickstack];
//Loop Attempt #1
for (i in selection) {
delOps(i);
}
//Loop Attempt #1
for (var i = 0; i selection.length; i++) { // Throws error that selection
doesn't support .length
delOps(selection(i));
}
On Thu, Jul 23, 2015 at 10:17 AM, Martin Yara furik...@gmail.com wrote:
Just delete them? Or you mean by script
I wrote something similar in JScript to freeze some operators under
certain stack. I just changed it to delete all operators below the Modeling
Stack. It only works with 1 object, you'll need to add a loop.
// JScript
delOps(selection(0))
function delOps(oObj){
var oOpColl = new ActiveXObject( XSI.Collection );
var oOpStack = new Enumerator( oObj.ActivePrimitive.ConstructionHistory );
for (;!oOpStack.atEnd();oOpStack.moveNext()){
if (oOpStack.item().name == Modeling){
var ModelingFlag = 1;
continue;
}
if (ModelingFlag == 1){
oOpColl.add (oOpStack.item());
}
}
if (oOpColl.Count0) DeleteObj( oOpColl ) ;
}
Martin
On Thu, Jul 23, 2015 at 5:47 PM, pedro santos probi...@gmail.com wrote:
*HiQuite a few times when I'm adding operators to multiple objects I
would also like to clear those objects of any operator. This is not
Freezing, as I do not want to apply those operators, but remove them. More
over if the above is possible, is it also possible to remove operators only
from the modeling stack? Alike one uses Freeze and Freeze modeling
differently?Thanks*
*Pedro*
--
*--[image:
http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s202/animatics/probiner-sig.gif]Pedro
Alpiarça dos Santos Animator 3DModeler Illustrator
http://probiner.x10.mx/ http://probiner.x10.mx/*
Re: How to clear operators from an object without applying?
Just delete them? Or you mean by script
I wrote something similar in JScript to freeze some operators under certain
stack. I just changed it to delete all operators below the Modeling Stack.
It only works with 1 object, you'll need to add a loop.
// JScript
delOps(selection(0))
function delOps(oObj){
var oOpColl = new ActiveXObject( XSI.Collection );
var oOpStack = new Enumerator( oObj.ActivePrimitive.ConstructionHistory );
for (;!oOpStack.atEnd();oOpStack.moveNext()){
if (oOpStack.item().name == Modeling){
var ModelingFlag = 1;
continue;
}
if (ModelingFlag == 1){
oOpColl.add (oOpStack.item());
}
}
if (oOpColl.Count0) DeleteObj( oOpColl ) ;
}
Martin
On Thu, Jul 23, 2015 at 5:47 PM, pedro santos probi...@gmail.com wrote:
*HiQuite a few times when I'm adding operators to multiple objects I would
also like to clear those objects of any operator. This is not Freezing, as
I do not want to apply those operators, but remove them. More over if the
above is possible, is it also possible to remove operators only from the
modeling stack? Alike one uses Freeze and Freeze modeling
differently?Thanks*
*Pedro*
