Jepp, that would work, thanks for the suggestion! :)
-André
Kim Aldis wrote:
It's only because it's not yet been exposed to scripting, there's quite a
few of these.
Personally I prefer to fall back onto the xsi.collection method in these
cases rather than use getvalue and setvalue. Partly because it's fast,
partly because it keeps you in the OM. Plus there's no logging:-
var oCustomProp = ActiveSceneRoot.AddProperty("CustomProperty");
var oProp = Obj( oCustomProp + ".IsCharacterKeySet" );
logmessage( oProp.value );
function Obj( s ) {
var oColl = new ActiveXObject( "XSI.Collection" );
oColl.items = s;
if ( oColl.count == 1 ) {
return oColl(0);
}
if ( oColl.count == 0 ) {
logmessage( "Obj(" + s + "): no item found",
siWarning );
return null;
}
return oColl;
}
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM [mailto:owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM] On
Behalf Of André Adam
Sent: 30 January 2007 13:15
To: XSI(at)Softimage.COM
Subject: Re: Scriping Character Key Sets
Hi!
While I'm more than happy that these two lines plain work, I'm
absolutely fascinated that I can't find any way other than using
SetValue to access the IsCharacterKeySet parameter. It appears to be
completely invisible to any Method or Property access I can think of...
:) Is this a correct observation?
var oCustomProp = ActiveSceneRoot.AddProperty("CustomProperty");
SetValue(oCustomProp + ".IsCharacterKeySet", true);
Cheers!
-André
Luc-Eric Rousseau wrote:
right.. I wrote all the CKS commands in scripting to make sure you
could write any custom, so definitely the code in
CharacterKeySets.vbs
is there to be looked at!
-----Original Message-----
From: André Adam
Thanks for the info! If it only was for recoding the commands, I
wouldn't waste any time there but use the commands instead.
It's about
creating customised functionality which is not exposed through the
commands provided...
Thanks again!
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