expression or scripted operator? 2004-02-12 - By Pankhurst, Lawrence
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Hi,
Try constraining cube2 to another object and using your expression
cond(cube02.kine.global.posy > 5, 0 , 1)
to activate and deactivate the constraints. I've just tested this and it
works, if I understand what you mean!
Lawrence
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Of Carl Callewaert
Sent: 12 February 2004 17:20
To: 'XSI@(protected) '
Subject: expression or scripted operator?
hi,
In my scene, we have 2 cubes in my scene: cube01 and cube02.
Both of them have animation (rotations and positions) on them. (f-curves)
Now i want to make an expression when the cube01 become under
the 5 units on the y-axe, cube02 stands still on the position
when that happens, but when cube01 goes back over the 5 units
on the y-axes, cube02 jumps to the position feed by its functions
curves.
the expressionon on the posx, posy, posz, rotx, roty, rotx of cube01
is cube02.kine.global.posy > 5, 0 , ..???
Or need this to be done by scripted operators?
thx,
carl
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