honestly I didn't know sorry.
But what I want to do is to Invoke command "Position Only", "Position X Only",
"Position Y Only", "Position Z Only" or
rotation or scale filter
running a script, becouse I want to make a float
PPG where the users can select the filter pushing a button, in this way
they could write little
custom script that calls a particular set
of filter.
For example, how I could active PosX , PosY and
all rotation filter with only one shortkey ? Is it possible ?
This is exactly wath I want to do.
Thanks so much.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 11:00
PM
Subject: RE: [C++ Question] How to
check Item in Animation Editor menu ?
If I understand you correctly all
you want to do is assign a shortcut key to those menu items? If so
then why not just edit the keymapping and assign a key binding to
them? From the top file menu choose "Keyboard Mapping" and then in the
"Group" list box (on the left) select "Scene Explorer" (these menu commands
live in the explorer mapping since they are part of the explorer tree inside
the animation editor). Then in the Command list box (on the right)
scroll down and find "Position Only", "Position X Only", "Position Y Only",
"Position Z Only" and click and drag the one you want onto a key in the key
diagram below. You'll be prompted for a new key mapping name if you're
trying to edit one of the system keymaps.
Then with your mouse over the
explorer tree view (inside the Animation Editor) press that key you assigned
and the filter will change.
Sean
From: owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM
[mailto:owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM] On Behalf Of Andrea
Padovan
Posted At: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 11:41 PM
Posted
To: xsi
Conversation: [C++ Question] How to check Item in
Animation Editor menu ?
Subject: [C++ Question] How to check Item
in Animation Editor menu ?
Hi to all,
I'm going mad for to do a simple thing, but I
don't know if is possible.
In XSI isn't possible to invoke a command that
lives in FCurve Editor menu
with a shortkey...
I'm speaking about these menus:
View ->
Position -> (All,X,Y,Z)
View -> Rotation -> (All,X,Y,Z)
View
-> Scaling -> (All,X,Y,Z)
Super useful when you working with motion
capture data for to filter function curves, but
also very frustrating
when you have to use these filter calling from menu a lot of times in a
day...
I know! It could be danger, but I want to
understand if is possible or not.
So, I made a plug-in that when invoked,
returns all child windows inside XSI.
It works, I'm able to get all
windows and also menus... so I'm also able to get
handler of View menu of
FCurve Editor.
Now, I have my nice pointer to "View menu of FCurve
Editor" like an HWND pointer
because I'm using EnumChildWindows function,
I tried to change name of menu for
to be sure about the correct handler
with "SetWindowText();" it works and it's correct.
Fantastic! I thought,
now I need only to get a list of items inside menu, but here I
found a
wall, I don't know how is possible to get a list of handlers inside
menu.
I want to get this list for to have a possibility to check a mune
item and invoke a command.
I'M NOT A WINDOWS API PROGRAMMER, PLEASE
REMEMBER IT.
Maybe is very easy, maybe is impossible, I' dont
know.
I want to try to use GetMenuItemCount(), but I
have an HWND handler, how I can convert it to a HMENU handler ?
I tried
this GetMenuItemCount((HMENU)hWnd); where hWnd is a handler to "View menu of
FCurve Editor" but it
always return "-1". Sorry, I don't know if in this
way I'm converting an HWND to HMENU in correct way.
So maybe only a
problem of conversion pointer type ?
Or Softimage put a wall for to enter
in the menus ?
I already done a plug-in that filter all
animated object in selection and unpdate FCurve editor, but with
1000
Fcurve, it isn't acceptable.
Could you help me ?
Thanks a lot.
