Re: Remove Group Member in JScript

Date : Mon, 03 Apr 2006 13:16:43 +0700
To : XSI(at)Softimage.COM
From : Sawamura <sawamura(at)neorack.com>
Subject : Re: Remove Group Member in JScript
Ups. sorry.
forget about I said that the remove member is working. got mixed up between remove from collection and group.


but the RemoveMember() method is there in the group method list, and it's simply not working. even the example script. anyone?

rgds,


Leonardo Edy Susanto

Rafe Sacks wrote:
Unfortunately, that method doesn't exist. You have to either use the command, or delete and recreate the group.
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Sawamura wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to remove group member using Jscript.  and DENG!! Error..

Here is the sample script from the scripting reference manual :

NewScene(null, false );
GetPresetModel("ManSkeleton_Basic", "ManSkeletonBasic", null, null);

var group1 = ActiveSceneRoot.AddGroup();

var col = XSIFactory.CreateObject("XSI.Collection");

// add everything to the collection
col.AddItems("*");

group1.AddMember(col);
logmessage( group1.members.count );

// remove the camera and light objects
var things_to_remove = XSIFactory.CreateObject("XSI.Collection");

things_to_remove.additems( group1.members.filter("","","Camera*"));
things_to_remove.additems( group1.members.filter("","","light*"));

group1.RemoveMember(things_to_remove);
logmessage( group1.members.count );
//INFO : 54
//INFO : 50


things are working fine before the RemoveMember mothod. It's just my XSI here or it's bug? Any idea?
what I really need is to remove some member of the XSI Biped envelope group without having to remove them manually.



Rgds,


Leonardo Edy Susanto
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