Hey guys.
I’m trying to have an automated wire parameter and am getting caught up in one of the arguments.
Here’s the code:
paramWire.connect $.pos.controller.X_Position.controller[#Limited_Controller__Bezier_Float] (pickMesh.object).modifiers[#Morpher][(morphNameResult)](endString)
Which translates into:
paramWire.connect $TeapotTestCircleController.pos.controller.X_Position.controller[#Limited_Controller__Bezier_Float] $Teapot001.modifiers[#Morpher][#_1__Teapot002___Target_Available] "Limited_Controller__Bezier_Float*20"
Or rather it WOULD, if morphNameResult didn’t print as “#_1__Teapot002___Target_Available”.
Any idea how to pass a string without quotation marks?
I’ve tried doing it another method, by grabbing the name from obj.morpher[1].name and just passing that, but it does say it wants a string. If I use obj.morpher[1].name as string inside the argument it then just gives me the same error.
I also tried trimLeft string “”” but it still spits out the string with quotes in the listener and gives me the same result in my script.
Super stuck here.
:banghead:
is converting your variable morphNameResult to a name fix it?
...[#Morpher][(morphNameResult [b]as name[/b])]...
Passing it off as a name doesn’t seem to work either I’m afraid.
I’m sorry if I’ve misunderstood what you are trying to do but if you trying to access the object pickmesh’s morpher modifier’s target then try:
targ = (WM3_MC_GetTarget pickmesh.modifiers[#morpher] 1)
Hey! Thanks for your input. In the end, after being super confused for a good while now I think I’ve cracked it.
For some random reason declaring an integer of the morph channel (instead of the name) as a global variable and passing that works.