Hi,
i have a little problem. I don’t know to “connect” two different loops in one.
For Example, one loop goes through all objects and the other counts from 0 to 10, but the second loop is used in the first command.
Here my little WiP-Code for adding a path constraint with different percent-values to my selected objects:
(
--Variables
pc = path_Constraint()
path1 = $MySpline
dist = 1.562
-- Script
for i in selection do and for o in 0 to 10 do -- Don't know, how to write this line
(
i.position.controller = pc
i.position.controller.path = path1
temp = dist*o
i.position.controller.percent = temp
)
)
Is this what you want? This is usually referred to as nested loops. For every iteration of i, a full 0-10 loop of o is run.
(
--Variables
pc = path_Constraint()
path1 = $MySpline
dist = 1.562
-- Script
for i in selection do
(
for o in 0 to 10 do
(
i.position.controller = pc
i.position.controller.path = path1
temp = dist*o
i.position.controller.percent = temp
)
)
)
Hi Adam Pletcher,
that’s not this, what I want.
I tried this example but it doesn’t work because the Value Temp is at least 15.62 and this will be assigned to the percent.
I want, that my first selected Object has a path controller with 0.0%, my second 1.562% and so on.
Okay. Sounds like you don’t need two loops at all. By using the selection count as the index, you can multiply that by dist each time through the loop.
for i in 1 to selection.count do
(
obj = selection[i]
obj.position.controller = pc
obj.position.controller.path = path1
temp = dist * (i - 1)
obj.position.controller.percent = temp
)
Is that better?
[Edit: fixed small error]