Hi all,
i think i have a little problem, i try to get the VertColor, i think it’s that, i want to get the color when you create a new objet, it will be maybe blue or green or red or pink but i want to know if its possible to get this color ?
i try to code an easy exporter (because im noob in Maxscript)
tmesh = snapshotAsMesh selection[1]
out_name = ((GetDir #export)+"\exportation.ag")
out_file = createfile out_name
num_verts = tmesh.numverts
num_faces = tmesh.numfaces
format "vecteur : %
" num_verts to:out_file
format "face : %
" num_faces to:out_file
format "
" to:out_file
for v = 1 to num_verts do
(
vert = getVert tmesh v
format "%,%,%," vert.x vert.y vert.z to:out_file
format "
" to:out_file
)
format "
" to:out_file
for f = 1 to num_faces do
(
face = getFace tmesh f
format "%,%,%," (face.x as integer) (face.y as integer) (face.z as integer) to:out_file
format "
" to:out_file
)
format "
" to:out_file
for v = 1 to num_verts do
(
vc = getVertColor tmesh v
format "% % % " vc.r vc.g vc.b to:out_file
)
close out_file
edit out_name
this code :
for v = 1 to num_verts do
(
vc = getVertColor tmesh v
format "% % % " vc.r vc.g vc.b to:out_file
)
do nothing
Do u mean the current viewport color, if so use wirecolor property.
Thanks
Mobeen
yes i thought to that too but i dont know how to get the wirecolor i know to set wirecolor but to get >< there is no command like : getWireColor ?
Its a public property.
Make sure that obj is a valid object reference, If u want to get it use something like this
oldColor = obj.wirecolor
to set it use
obj.wirecolor = oldColor
Example:
This line sets the color of current selected geometry to red
$.wirecolor = color 255 0 0
Hope this helps
Mobeen