Use selection instead of $. selection.count will == 0 when nothing is selected.
I took a look at doxygen as per the other guy’s suggestion and it looks like it will do exactly what we’re asking with a little configuring…
In general, you shouldn’t be referencing objects with $ notation in a script controller. Better practice is to add the objects you want to use as node…
pudgerboy: …leading me to ask why you dont just link it to the bone? That was going to be my question too. (I also thought it was because we did…
You sure that was it? Target vs. free cameras shouldn’t make any difference in the output.
Bixel: Start Time 0 and End Time 1 always produces Frame Count 2 or two frames. Whats the deal?? How can I force 1 frame – since Time Configuration …
I’ve used cvs in a couple of work environments and as far as i can tell, it’s a pain in the butt to set up and maintain. We were always having problem…
Good on ya mate. (sorry, couldn’t resist)
Actually, try this: for obj in selection do ( randVal = random 0 20 matMod = Materialmodifier() matMod.materialID = randVal addModifier obj matM…
Its because you have two for loops that do the same thing. The first (for obj in $ do) one steps through all the selected objects and the second one …
Guimas: Is it possible like in the parameter wiring that if you change one parameter from one object the other one changes as well using scripted co…
Have you looked at wiring the radiae (sp?) together? It’s a little simpler than using a script controller because both objects are already specified: …
Totally off the top of my head here, but a work around might be to simply recreate the object on deletion (via a call back or the on delete function i…
Bixel, I thought we already went over this. I found the thread: Bobo explained exactly the problem Pixel Monkey did.
Is there an echo in here…?