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The child1 will only be evaluated when Child is dirty. Child1 will always be
applied first, since you have labeled that Child dependent of the value form
Child1.
If you need child1 to be applied after Child and needs the value of child try
this setup
Parent
| -- Child1 (Operator applied) - add input to Parent and to Parent1
| -- Child (Operator applied)
Note watch out for cycles using the CycleChecking command.
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From: owner-xsi@(protected) [mailto:owner-xsi@(protected)]On Behalf
Of Jose Luis Gomez
Posted At: Monday, March 08, 2004 11:22 AM
Posted To: xsi
Conversation: Operators evaluation order
Subject: Operators evaluation order
Hi list,
I have created a compiled operator that calculates the position of an
object according the position of his parent. Now I have two objects with
the operator applied but the parent for the second object is child of
the first object that has the operator applied. It is something like
this for those of you already lost:
Parent
| -- Child (Operator applied)
| -- Parent1
| -- Child1 (Operator applied)
I need the "child1" operator to be applied always after the "child"
operator... Is there anyway I can do it?? Child1 has Paren1.kine.global
as input... isn't it supposed to be re-evaluated when "Child" position
changes???
I hope this makes sense for somebody....
cheers
/Jose
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