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Cheers!
That was really what I was looking for. I have created this simple scprit:
DeleteObj("eff.kine.global.LuiSpringBoneOp");
system("xsibatch -i
E:\\luigi\\XSI\\operators\\LuiSpringBoneOp\\LuiSpringBoneOp.spdl
-overwrite");
applyOp("LuiSpringBoneOp","eff,root,cube");
And now everytime i want changes I just compile in visual studio and
then execute the script in the script editor and it works!! yes, my
wrist loves it ;-)
By the way the link http://www.electricsheep.co.nz/toolbox/uuid.cfm
doesn't work for me...
Thanks to you all for the answers
/Jose Gomez
Felix Gebhardt wrote:
>You don't necessarily have to close XSI down but at least in case of an
>operator you have to delete the operator. Write a script that deletes the
>operator, then using the Scripting Host shell object -i install with
>option -overwrite. After that run applyop or an operator install command.
>Your wrist will love it. : )
>
>Hope it helps,
>Felix
>
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>Jose Luis Gomez wrote:
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>>Thanks for the answer.
>>I was searching for something fast to do inside XSI. Having to close the
>>application I prefer to launch XSI from Visual Studio so at least I can
>>use the debugger...
>>
>>Anybody else has tips to work faster while developing plug-ins??
>>
>>Regards
>>
>>/Jose Gomez
>>
>>
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Cheers!<br>
That was really what I was looking for. I have created this simple
scprit:<br>
<br>
DeleteObj("eff.kine.global.LuiSpringBoneOp");<br>
system("xsibatch -i
E:\\luigi\\XSI\\operators\\LuiSpringBoneOp\\LuiSpringBoneOp.spdl
-overwrite");<br>
applyOp("LuiSpringBoneOp","eff,root,cube");<br>
<br>
And now everytime i want changes I just compile in visual studio and
then execute the script in the script editor and it works!! yes, my
wrist loves it ;-)<br>
<br>
By the way the link <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext"
href="http://www.electricsheep.co.nz/toolbox/uuid.cfm">http://www
.electricsheep.co.nz/toolbox/uuid.cfm</a>
doesn't work for me...<br>
<br>
Thanks to you all for the answers<br>
<br>
/Jose Gomez<br>
<br>
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Felix Gebhardt wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">You don't necessarily have to close XSI down but at least in
case of an
operator you have to delete the operator. Write a script that deletes the
operator, then using the Scripting Host shell object -i install with
option -overwrite. After that run applyop or an operator install command.
Your wrist will love it. : )
Hope it helps,
Felix
Jose Luis Gomez wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Thanks for the answer.
I was searching for something fast to do inside XSI. Having to close the
application I prefer to launch XSI from Visual Studio so at least I can
use the debugger...
Anybody else has tips to work faster while developing plug-ins??
Regards
/Jose Gomez
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