So if you have a single object with a UVW Unwrap on it, you can select all the faces in the node using:
allfaces = for i = 1 to (unwrapMod.numberPolygons()) collect i
unwrapMod.selectFaces (allfaces as bitarray)
If your UVW Unwrap is applied to multiple objects, you can select the faces using these commands:
objs = #($Sphere002, $Sphere001)
allfaces = for i = 1 to (unwrapMod.numberPolygonsByNode objs[1]) collect i
unwrapMod.selectFacesByNode (allfaces as bitarray) objs[1]
But how can I select all the faces in all the nodes at the same time?
- Neil
This seems to work for me.
allfaces = 0
for obj in selection do allfaces += unwrapMod.numberPolygonsByNode obj
for obj in selection do unwrapMod.selectFacesByNode #{1..allfaces} obj
If you don’t mind the UI update, you can also do this.
subobjectlevel = 3
max select all
If you are in face subobject mode the simplest, as Juan said, is “max select all”.
The following will also work:
(
unwrap = modPanel.getCurrentObject()
if classof unwrap == Unwrap_UVW do
(
for obj in selection do unwrap.selectFacesByNode #{1..obj.numfaces} obj
)
)
There is no need to have the Unwrap Editor opened in neither ways.
Thanks guys. My mistake was in thinking that when I moved to the next object in my array that it would deselect the faces I had selected in the previous object. Now it all works!
- Neil