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Boundaries of Custom Properties

Boundaries of Custom Properties

2005-06-14       - By Christian Rittener

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Hey Kim,

I wouldn't mind looking at this example, because maybe it's related to
this problem I have.

Via a self-installed plugin, I create a PPG. Apparently, the only way to
add a new parameter after the PPG has been created is to delete the PPG
and rebuild it. But if I had connected outside expressions to the
parameters of that PPG, they disappear with it and of course do not
magically reappear and connect to the new PPG. So I have another script
rebuilding the expressions. I find this rather convoluted and hard to
maintain and reuse... isn't there a better way?

Christian


kim aldis wrote:

> Build the ppgs in the onInit callback instead of the define. You'll need to
> delete all your items first then rebuild. You can store the states in an
> array then restore after you've rebuilt. I've an example if you want it.
>
>
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>>From: owner-xsi@(protected)
>>[mailto:owner-xsi@(protected)] On Behalf Of mark wilson
>>Sent: 14 June 2005 10:45
>>To: XSI@(protected)
>>Subject: Boundaries of Custom Properties
>>
>>Hi Folks,
>>
>>I am messing with writing a custom property that adds
>>parameters dynamically based on the clusters that are present
>>on the parent geometry. Does this sound like a bad idea?
>>
>>Obvious problems arise when I have two objects with different
>>numbers of clusters thus needing different numbers of
>>parameters in the property. I am creating the parameters in
>>the Define layout function, so when the another property gets
>>applied it sets the correct number of parameters for its
>>parent mesh, but this overrides any other instances of the
>>property on other objects.
>>
>>Any thoughts? Am I making any sense? Is there life on Mars? :-)
>>
>>Mark
>>
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