Wow, thanks Simon and Eric. You guys are awesome :) Cheers Morten
Den 16. marts 2015 kl. 14:29 skrev Eric Thivierge <[email protected]>: > and run. Hopefully your objects are numbered sequentially starting from 0 > and up and doesn't have number padding. > > # Python > si = Application > > for i in xrange(si.Selection.Count): > si.CopyUVW("Alembic_tiles1.Cube_new_" + str(i) + > ".polymsh.cls.Texture_Coordinates_AUTO.Texture_Proj_Global", > "Alembic_tiles1.Cube_new_" + str(i) + ".sample[*]") > si.PasteUVW("Alembic_tiles.Cube_new_" + str(i) + > ".polymsh.cls.Texture_Coordinates_AUTO.Texture_Projection_Global", > "Alembic_tiles.Cube_new_" + str(i) + ".sample[*]", "siDefaultPasteUVsMode") > > Hope that gets you closer. > > Eric T. > > > On 3/16/2015 6:39 AM, Morten Bartholdy wrote: > > I have some alembic files with 2100 individual objects which need a new set > > of UV's. I would like to copy a particular UV set from an identical set of > > geometry which is not animated (so I could make an XZ projection) onto the > > animated set of geometry. I suspect this calls for a script that goes > > through the naming: geo_01 with UV_01 and copying and pasting. In the > > Script Editor it looks like this for one particular object: > > > > > > Application.CopyUVW("Alembic_tiles1.Cube_new_2.polymsh.cls.Texture_Coordinates_AUTO.Texture_Proj_Global", > > "Alembic_tiles1.Cube_new_2.sample[*]") > > Application.PasteUVW("Alembic_tiles.Cube_new_2.polymsh.cls.Texture_Coordinates_AUTO.Texture_Projection_Global", > > "Alembic_tiles.Cube_new_2.sample[*]", "siDefaultPasteUVsMode") > > > > > > > > How can I make these scriptlines go through 2100 files? > > > > > > > > Cheers > > Morten > > > > > > > >
