If you're applying the same worldpsace matrix to two nodes, but they give
different rot values yet have the same heading, I would infer that each of
the nodes *parent's *have different orientations, and you're seeing that
expressed as different rot values on the two nodes.
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Hello Justin,
sceneNameToOpen is a variable like this:
root = '{0}{1}\\shots\\sh{2}\\lit\\work\\maya\\'
.format(SBpath,SceneEpisodeField,ScenePlanField).replace('/','\\')
...after founded the last maya scene by date, the path of the scene to open
give me that:
On Wed, May 30, 2018, 7:39 AM Nazmi Yazıcı wrote:
> I added the functions to the class and i can call them as i wanted to
> right now as you've suggested. I guess i should've done that at first but
> i'm fairly new to this. I also started watching your awesome tutorials, so
> thank you twice!:D
I added the functions to the class and i can call them as i wanted to right
now as you've suggested. I guess i should've done that at first but i'm
fairly new to this. I also started watching your awesome tutorials, so
thank you twice!:D
28 Mayıs 2018 Pazartesi 22:40:44 UTC+3 tarihinde Justin
Whay is the value of sceneNameToOpen? Have you tried it with forward
slashes?
On Wed, May 30, 2018, 7:07 AM gnn wrote:
> Hello all,
> i don't know why maya open a scene in python with this part of a script:
>
> # open maya scene:
> cmds.file( sceneNameToOpen, open=True, force=True, prompt=False
Hi Eric
Like you said, i used matrix to calculate data and apply rotation value
back to controller. I understand that both values are legit, but is there
anything i can do to control the result? How can i know which value i will
get after extract data from matrix? or can i convert them vice-versa?
Hello all,
i don't know why maya open a scene in python with this part of a script:
# open maya scene:
cmds.file( sceneNameToOpen, open=True, force=True, prompt=False )
# result:"D:\scenePath\SceneName.ma"
and didn't open it when i test without references and selective preload (it
seems to
I wouldn't say gimbal *lock *more as a function of how Euler rotations work
within the gimbal system that constrains them: You can have the exact same
"heading" of the local axis between to objects, but they got there by
rotating in completely opposite directions. For example, one rotated
I like mass though for non-english speakers like me it reminds me of Mass.
It suggest me other physical qualities as well, like friction, inertia,
resilience, etc. which I think are related to the animation thingy :).
That's my bit. Cheers
*Carlos Rico Adega*-
Hi all,
I'm looking for a suitable name for an upcoming (secret) product, and was
hoping I could ask for your opinion.
I can't say much, except that it's a physically-based character animation
tool for Maya. It does for animators what physically-based renderers like
Arnold does for lighting
Have you tried on a different computer? Or with Maya 2015-2017? On a
different OS?
On 29 May 2018 at 12:49, Rémi Deletrain wrote:
> Thank you for your reply Justin,
>
> Yes it's same version of RV (3.12.19-32). I try on Maya 2014 and Maya 2018.
> I try with:
> -
Thank you for your reply Justin,
Yes it's same version of RV (3.12.19-32). I try on Maya 2014 and Maya 2018.
I try with:
- socketInstance.connect(("localhost", 45000))
- socketInstance.connect((socket.gethostbyname("localhost"), 45000))
I'm sure RV listen a public host name because my
Yes connecting to another process on your localhost shouldn't be a matter
of firewalls.
So it's the same version of RV with different Maya versions? Have you tried
connecting directly to 'localhost' instead of resolving your localhost
public host name? There could be a difference in the resulting
Hi everybody
I have a question about euler rotation, you will find below the link to an
picture
https://ibb.co/gUTd0y
These 2 objects have same local space, rotate-order, position, identical
rotation but difference rotate-value, is this a gimbal-lock issues? how can
i retrieve the "similify
The connection with google works.
My IT guys say me firewall doesn't lock a localhost.
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Je ne sais quoi!
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> A priori aucun problème du coté du pare-feu. Je vais essa
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Oups wrong manipulation.
No problem of the firewall detected with IT.
I try to communicate with google
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Hi Marcus,
I used this variable:
s_host = socket.gethostbyname("localhost")
i_port = 45000 # RV default port
Hmmm, I do not know if my firewall is the problem. I ask my IT guy now !
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Ah, didn't read carefully enough, saw you mentioned it works under Maya
2014.
In that case, it sounds like either a firewall is blocking your Maya 2018,
or a firewall is blocking everything and *allowing* your Maya 2014. What
platform are you on? Are the Maya's running on the same machine? Have
What is s_host and i_port? If the IP exists but port is inaccessible,
you’ll get an error like that.
>>> import socket>>> sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET,
>>> socket.SOCK_STREAM)>>> sock.connect(("localhost", 1)) # 1 is not available
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
Hi Justin,
No it's the opposite that I'm trying to do, connected Maya to RV.
RV has a valid settings for accept connection from Maya2014, so I think is
a same settings for Maya2018.
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