Aah, too easy ;D thanks alot!!
On Fri, Aug 9, 2013 at 2:00 PM, Peter Agg <[email protected]> wrote: > ...or 1, if you didn't make the plugin with the plugin manager. Or just > don't return anything. > > But yeah, this has had me stumped for hours before. Just one of those > thing you have to just know. > > > > > On 9 August 2013 12:48, Stephen Blair <[email protected]> wrote: > >> return true to abort? >> >> >> On 09/08/2013 7:45 AM, Michael Heberlein wrote: >> >> Hey all, >> >> I registered a "siOnBeginSceneSave2" event and Softimage runs my code >> but doesn't save the scene. >> Has anyone seen this before? I know I had this working without >> problems before but now I'm stuck. :( >> >> Here's the stripped-down plugin code: >> >> 01 from siutils import C >> 02 def XSILoadPlugin( in_reg ): >> 03 in_reg.Name = "plugin_onSceneSave_test"; in_reg.Major = 1; >> in_reg.Minor = 0 >> 04 in_reg.RegisterEvent( "beginSceneSave", C.siOnBeginSceneSave2 ) >> 05 return True >> 06 def beginSceneSave_OnEvent( in_ctxt ): >> 07 Application.LogMessage( "saving %s" % in_ctxt.GetAttribute( >> "FileName" ), C.siInfo ) >> 08 return True >> >> And the message log after pressing Ctrl+S: >> >> # INFO : cheers >> # INFO : 4373 - This event was aborted: >> # <name: beginSceneSave> >> # <plug-in: >> L:\pipeline\user\mh\workgroups\pnToolbox\Addons\pnPipeline\Application\Plugins\pnPipeline_OnSave_AddVersionProperty.py> >> # >> # WARNING : 3030-FILE-SaveScene - Command was cancelled. >> Application.SaveScene() >> >> Thanks, >> Michael >> >> >> >
