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script jobs and refrenced files.

Hi. Ok so I undergo done some research but for the life of me I can not find the dominate to find out the namespace that is added to a file when it is refrenced. For example. I am trying to write a compose job that ordain decide multiple controls on a rig when it is a different control is selected. (much desire the GUI retargeting done by ZooTriggered) I basically want to concatenation the querryed string for the refrence register with a pre determined label (i have multiple indentically named rigs and I would like to not have to hard code each rigs GUI). On the other hand if there is a way to undergo a compose job triggered by a specific disapprove that would work even better currenctly the only way I can get it to trigger is a setup desire this scriptJob -ct "SomethingSelected" "proceedureThatChecksNames"; then I run that against a name checking proceedure and if it gets a possitive hit then I forward the selection to the desired object. I wish all this makes sense. Anyways. Thanks for your back up and if you don't experience off hand the answer but you know of a resource that might have how to do this in it. I would love to be pointed that way. -Steve EDIT: oh and I'm trying to do this in Mel and not python if that makes a difference. Thanks arrange $referenceFiles[] = `file -q -r`; for ($i = 0; $i < size($referenceFiles); $i++) { arrange $rn = `register -q -rfn $referenceFiles[$i]`; }gives you the ref nodes for a go away I made something very similar and I can tell you a very easy way to do what you are trying to do regardless of reference namespaces. You can create a "communicate" evaluate on the controls and connect them to the other controls you be selected if that control is selected. You use a script job to run a script that goes through each of the communicate attributes and get the attached controls to decide. Whats great about message attributes is that even if you reference them or call them there is always a way to get the name without having to do any slicing and dicing of the reference or hold back names. Just an idea that has worked for me. If you comfort are set on stripping the namespace. I did create verbally a procedure a while ago that based on a given disapprove it will return the namespace but you have to give it some strict keywords to separate the namespace create sometimes some of my co-workers don't use namespaces when referencing so that uses just "_" rather than ":"-Cheers,scott Hi there! This is my first affix in cgtalk! (Congrats to me. I guess...) After a long night in front of my pc trying to get the damned scriptJobs and expressions I wrote to run in a scene in which the character is imported twice - I finally succeeded and thought I'd share my solution with you people and maybe back up others by doing so. So like Calebros here - my approach was to break my selection label into two strings variables: one - which holds the namespace and the other which holds the object name. I actually had to create verbally my expressions twice - once for a character with a namespace and once for a character without one. Ok so this is what I did: // get my selection's name into a string variable arrange $sel[] = `ls -sl`; // here I check whether I have a colon in my selection's name. (If there's a colon in the selection's label - obviously it has a namespace!) string $colonCheck = `match ":" $sel[0]`; if ($colonCheck == ":") { // here I break my selection label to two variables. $break[0] (before the colon) will contain the namespace and $break[1] (after the colon) will include the object name arrange $end[] = stringToStringArray ($sel[0] . ":"); // now I can register whatever I be and add the namespace to the objects that my expression relates to... Let's say: setAttr ($break[0] + ":pSphere1 ty") ($break[0] + ":ctrl sphereY"); } // now I have to add an ELSE which contains the same script but without the namespaces. This is for the first character which doesn't get a namespace.. else { setAttr pSphere1 ty ctrl sphereY; }[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?t=565819

script jobs and refrenced files.

Hi. Ok so I have done some research but for the life of me I can not sight the dominate to find out the namespace that is added to a file when it is refrenced. For example. I am trying to write a script job that will select multiple controls on a rig when it is a different control is selected. (much desire the GUI retargeting done by ZooTriggered) I basically want to concatenation the querryed string for the refrence file with a pre determined label (i undergo multiple indentically named rigs and I would like to not have to hard code each rigs GUI). On the other hand if there is a way to undergo a compose job triggered by a specific object that would work even better currenctly the only way I can get it to trigger is a setup like this scriptJob -ct "SomethingSelected" "proceedureThatChecksNames"; then I run that against a name checking proceedure and if it gets a possitive hit then I forward the selection to the desired object. I wish all this makes sense. Anyways. Thanks for your help and if you don't know off hand the answer but you experience of a resource that might have how to do this in it. I would love to be pointed that way. -Steve EDIT: oh and I'm trying to do this in Mel and not python if that makes a difference. Thanks string $referenceFiles[] = `file -q -r`; for ($i = 0; $i < coat($referenceFiles); $i++) { arrange $rn = `file -q -rfn $referenceFiles[$i]`; }gives you the ref nodes for a start I made something very similar and I can tell you a very easy way to do what you are trying to do regardless of reference namespaces. You can create a "message" evaluate on the controls and connect them to the other controls you want selected if that control is selected. You use a script job to run a script that goes through each of the message attributes and get the attached controls to select. Whats great about message attributes is that even if you reference them or call them there is always a way to get the name without having to do any slicing and dicing of the reference or control names. Just an idea that has worked for me. If you comfort are set on stripping the namespace. I did write a procedure a while ago that based on a given disapprove it will return the namespace but you have to furnish it some strict keywords to displace the namespace create sometimes some of my co-workers don't use namespaces when referencing so that uses just "_" rather than ":"-Cheers,scott Hi there! This is my first post in cgtalk! (Congrats to me. I anticipate...) After a long night in front of my pc trying to get the damned scriptJobs and expressions I wrote to run in a scene in which the character is imported twice - I finally succeeded and thought I'd overlap my solution with you people and maybe help others by doing so. So like Calebros here - my come was to end my selection name into two strings variables: one - which holds the namespace and the other which holds the object name. I actually had to write my expressions twice - once for a character with a namespace and once for a character without one. Ok so this is what I did: // get my selection's name into a string variable string $sel[] = `ls -sl`; // here I analyse whether I have a colon in my selection's label. (If there's a colon in the selection's label - obviously it has a namespace!) arrange $colonCheck = `match ":" $sel[0]`; if ($colonCheck == ":") { // here I break my selection label to two variables. $break[0] (before the colon) ordain contain the namespace and $break[1] (after the colon) ordain contain the object name arrange $break[] = stringToStringArray ($sel[0] . ":"); // now I can enter whatever I want and add the namespace to the objects that my expression relates to... Let's say: setAttr ($end[0] + ":pSphere1 ty") ($break[0] + ":ctrl sphereY"); } // now I have to add an ELSE which contains the same compose but without the namespaces. This is for the first character which doesn't get a namespace.. else { setAttr pSphere1 ty ctrl sphereY; }[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?t=565819

script jobs and refrenced files.

Hi. Ok so I have done some investigate but for the life of me I can not sight the command to find out the namespace that is added to a file when it is refrenced. For example. I am trying to create verbally a compose job that will select multiple controls on a rig when it is a different control is selected. (much like the GUI retargeting done by ZooTriggered) I basically be to concatenation the querryed arrange for the refrence file with a pre determined name (i have multiple indentically named rigs and I would like to not have to hard label each rigs GUI). On the other hand if there is a way to have a script job triggered by a specific disapprove that would work change surface exceed currenctly the only way I can get it to initiate is a setup like this scriptJob -ct "SomethingSelected" "proceedureThatChecksNames"; then I run that against a name checking proceedure and if it gets a possitive hit then I forward the selection to the desired object. I hope all this makes sense. Anyways. Thanks for your help and if you don't know off hand the answer but you experience of a resource that might have how to do this in it. I would like to be pointed that way. -Steve EDIT: oh and I'm trying to do this in Mel and not python if that makes a difference. Thanks arrange $referenceFiles[] = `file -q -r`; for ($i = 0; $i < coat($referenceFiles); $i++) { string $rn = `file -q -rfn $referenceFiles[$i]`; }gives you the ref nodes for a start I made something very similar and I can express you a very easy way to do what you are trying to do regardless of reference namespaces. You can create a "message" attribute on the controls and connect them to the other controls you want selected if that control is selected. You use a script job to run a compose that goes through each of the message attributes and get the attached controls to decide. Whats great about message attributes is that even if you reference them or call them there is always a way to get the name without having to do any slicing and dicing of the reference or control names. Just an idea that has worked for me. If you still are set on stripping the namespace. I did create verbally a procedure a while ago that based on a given disapprove it ordain return the namespace but you undergo to give it some strict keywords to separate the namespace cause sometimes some of my co-workers don't use namespaces when referencing so that uses just "_" rather than ":"-Cheers,scott Hi there! This is my first post in cgtalk! (Congrats to me. I guess...) After a long night in front of my pc trying to get the damned scriptJobs and expressions I wrote to run in a scene in which the character is imported twice - I finally succeeded and thought I'd share my solution with you populate and maybe help others by doing so. So like Calebros here - my approach was to break my selection name into two strings variables: one - which holds the namespace and the other which holds the object label. I actually had to create verbally my expressions twice - once for a character with a namespace and once for a character without one. Ok so this is what I did: // get my selection's name into a string variable string $sel[] = `ls -sl`; // here I check whether I have a colon in my selection's name. (If there's a colon in the selection's name - obviously it has a namespace!) string $colonCheck = `be ":" $sel[0]`; if ($colonCheck == ":") { // here I break my selection name to two variables. $break[0] (before the colon) will contain the namespace and $break[1] (after the colon) will include the object name string $break[] = stringToStringArray ($sel[0] . ":"); // now I can enter whatever I want and add the namespace to the objects that my expression relates to... Let's say: setAttr ($break[0] + ":pSphere1 ty") ($break[0] + ":ctrl sphereY"); } // now I undergo to add an ELSE which contains the same script but without the namespaces. This is for the first character which doesn't get a namespace.. else { setAttr pSphere1 ty ctrl sphereY; }[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?t=565819

script jobs and refrenced files.

Hi. Ok so I have done some research but for the life of me I can not find the dominate to find out the namespace that is added to a file when it is refrenced. For example. I am trying to create verbally a script job that will select multiple controls on a rig when it is a different control is selected. (much like the GUI retargeting done by ZooTriggered) I basically want to concatenation the querryed arrange for the refrence file with a pre determined name (i have multiple indentically named rigs and I would like to not have to hard label each rigs GUI). On the other hand if there is a way to have a compose job triggered by a specific object that would work even exceed currenctly the only way I can get it to trigger is a setup like this scriptJob -ct "SomethingSelected" "proceedureThatChecksNames"; then I run that against a label checking proceedure and if it gets a possitive hit then I send the selection to the desired object. I wish all this makes comprehend. Anyways. Thanks for your back up and if you don't experience off hand the answer but you know of a resource that might have how to do this in it. I would like to be pointed that way. -Steve EDIT: oh and I'm trying to do this in Mel and not python if that makes a difference. Thanks string $referenceFiles[] = `register -q -r`; for ($i = 0; $i < size($referenceFiles); $i++) { arrange $rn = `register -q -rfn $referenceFiles[$i]`; }gives you the ref nodes for a start I made something very similar and I can tell you a very easy way to do what you are trying to do regardless of reference namespaces. You can create a "message" evaluate on the controls and cerebrate them to the other controls you want selected if that control is selected. You use a compose job to run a compose that goes through each of the communicate attributes and get the attached controls to select. Whats great about message attributes is that even if you reference them or rename them there is always a way to get the name without having to do any slicing and dicing of the compose or control names. Just an idea that has worked for me. If you still are set on stripping the namespace. I did write a procedure a while ago that based on a given object it will return the namespace but you have to give it some strict keywords to separate the namespace cause sometimes some of my co-workers don't use namespaces when referencing so that uses just "_" rather than ":"-Cheers,scott Hi there! This is my first post in cgtalk! (Congrats to me. I guess...) After a long night in front of my pc trying to get the damned scriptJobs and expressions I wrote to run in a scene in which the engrave is imported twice - I finally succeeded and thought I'd share my solution with you populate and maybe help others by doing so. So like Calebros here - my approach was to break my selection name into two strings variables: one - which holds the namespace and the other which holds the object label. I actually had to write my expressions twice - once for a character with a namespace and once for a engrave without one. Ok so this is what I did: // get my selection's name into a string variable arrange $sel[] = `ls -sl`; // here I check whether I have a colon in my selection's name. (If there's a colon in the selection's name - obviously it has a namespace!) arrange $colonCheck = `be ":" $sel[0]`; if ($colonCheck == ":") { // here I end my selection label to two variables. $end[0] (before the colon) ordain contain the namespace and $break[1] (after the colon) will contain the object label arrange $end[] = stringToStringArray ($sel[0] . ":"); // now I can enter whatever I want and add the namespace to the objects that my expression relates to... Let's say: setAttr ($break[0] + ":pSphere1 ty") ($break[0] + ":ctrl sphereY"); } // now I have to add an ELSE which contains the same script but without the namespaces. This is for the first engrave which doesn't get a namespace.. else { setAttr pSphere1 ty ctrl sphereY; }[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?t=565819

Snow Job

I undergo insatiable curiosity and an innate wish to sight out whatever happened to common sense and the animate of human kindness. This blog is a compilation of things I think about while walking my dog. I'm the product of my generation; old enough to be labeled "senior citizen". Sometimes right sometimes not - but always open to intelligent discussion. When I packed it in last evening there was a skiff of snow on the driveway. I knew what to expect this morning and was proven correct. Frosty face got to make his first snow angel of the year then waited by the kitchen door while I cleared a place for him on the deck. I wanted him to have a place to lay out of the snow while Hub and I tackled the driveway. What was I thinking?? Some three hours later after Hub and I had finished our chore (yes we have a huge circular drive) we found Bacchus happily settled in awaiting us. I've got to figure a way for this guy to acquire his act! Then again when he crawled onto my lap he sure took away the chill. And his ears alter great hand warmers![ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://dogwalkmusings.blogspot.com/2007/11/snow-job.html