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softimage@(protected) wrote:
>You may use Application.dictionary.getobject()
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orright, will attempt this.
>You may also iterate the ConstructionHistory and check each operators
>individually. The docs have a good example about this. Once you have found the
>operator you can simly access its parameters:
>iValue = oOperator.parameters( 'EmitterMeshSubdlevel' ).value
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mmm, exactly what i thought - xsi complainns that the com instance has
no attribute "Parameters" ! In the example in my first post, i must
surround
oTo.ActivePrimitive.ConstructionHistory.Find("hairGenOp")
with GetValue to get it to work. The above line returns an object
Operator (according to ClassName()), but i cannot get to the
Parameters.Or am i just very tired?
Thanks heaps for the reply
benp
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>Cheers
>Bernard
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>Quoting benp <benp@(protected)>:
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>>hello xsiList!
>>I haven't tried to get operator objects before, so this may be a larger
>>problem than just using GetValue ...
>>in python and with a hair object selected:
>>oTo = Application.Selection(0)
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>Application.GetValue(oTo.ActivePrimitive.ConstructionHistory.Find("hairGenOp")
).Parameters("EmitterMeshSubdlevel").Value
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>>= 0
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>>how can i avoid using GetValue to get the hairGenOp object properly?
>>I often find i can't get objects without using GetValue.
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>>thanks list.
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