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PlotConstrainedTransforms

PlotConstrainedTransforms

2005-05-26       - By Bradley R. Gabe

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'-- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- -----
' NAME:         PlotConstrainedTransformsProc
' INPUT:        Same parameters as PlotToAction, except the 1st param, which is
'           the current selection.
' DESCRIPTION: This script is providign a shortcut for one that wants to
'                          plot only those transforms which are constrained
on any given
'                          object. This script looks at the constraints and
their option
'                          to determine which dof is being driven by the
constraint, then
'                          calls up the PlotAction command with the proper
list of params.
'-- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- -----

I did a little bit of hunting and found that command in the file:

        Softimage/XSI_4.2/Application/DSScripts/uixsiscripts.vbs

You can open it in your favorite script editor and do a search on
'PlotConstrainedTransformsProc'... then you'll discover how it's working
under the hood. At a quick glance, I couldn't tell if there was a switch in
there to determine whether or not to open a GUI, however you should be able
to copy the code into your own script and feed in your own variables, thus
avoiding the auto GUI.

-Brad

>Hi!
>
>Ok, I simply want to call the PlotConstrainedTransforms command from a
>script. How on earth do I make it *not* pop up the parameter dialogue
>(since I intend to feed the parameters to it *using the script*, the very
>reason why I want it to be part of my script...)?
>
>Anybody having a quick idea?
>
>Cheers!
>
>    -Andr�
>
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