Re: absolute path

["Pierre Lalancette" <pierrel(at)hybride.com>]

I think I did not express myself correctly.  It is not really the path to 
the clips, but the referencing to the clip object.  I need the full 
referencing all the time as I use parts of it for other commands.

So, sometimes, for the same ImageClip Object, I get one of those two 
possibilities.  I need the full one all the time.  I gather this information 
this way :  var oImageClip = Obj.Material.ImageClips(i);

good:  //INFO : The Shader Image Clip = 
cube1.Material3.Phong.Image._256x256_pic1

bad:  //INFO : The Shader Image Clip = Clips._256x256_pic1



Pierre "Lancelot" Lalancette

noob scripter.



---- Original Message ----- 

From: "André Adam" <a_adam(at)49games.de>
To: <XSI(at)Softimage.COM>
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 10:51 AM
Subject: Re: absolute path


This returns absolute paths for me, ripped from a script of mine,
therefore dealing with image sources instead of clips. However, you
should be able to easily reference the image source from the image clip
object. Hope it is of some help...

Cheers!

   -André

var eImages = new
Enumerator(Dictionary.GetObject("Sources.Image").NestedObjects);
while(!eImages.atEnd()){
 var oImagePath = eImages.item().Path.Value; //Source File Path
 LogMessage(oImagePath);
 eImages.moveNext();
}



Pierre Lalancette wrote:

> Hello everyone.  First time here.
>  I'm messing with shader in j-script.  When I access to the IMAGE CLIP, 
> sometimes I get the absolute path, and some other time I get the relative 
> path, and it crash my script.  How can I tell XSI to always give me the 
> absolute path?
>  Thanks a lot!
> Pierre "Lancelot" Lalancette.
> Hybride.


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