Re: output dir template? _sc

["Daniel Rind" <daniel.rind(at)gmail.com>]

Should work just fine.

 

If you have a directory like this:

 

C:\Basedir\Subdir

 

and you open a command prompt at c:\ you can enter:

dir Basedir\Subdir\..\Subdir\..\..\Basedir

 

and it will resolve the directory correctly to c:\Basedir

 

Ciao, Daniel!
 

2007/3/2, Sam Cuttriss <sam(at)janimation.com>:

hmm,
i had tried that, but it inserts a "\..\" as a string into the path?

_sam

SAM CUTTRISS
3D AFICIONADO




 

Halfdan Ingvarsson wrote:

Just like with regular paths, use "[Project Path]\..\[blabla]"

 

- ½

 

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From: owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM [ mailto:owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM] On Behalf Of Sam Cuttriss
Sent: 01-Mar-07 17:41
To: XSI(at)Softimage.COM
Subject: Re: output dir template? _sc

 

and one last long shot,
is there any way to refer to the parent directory?

ie:
[Project Path][Parent Dir]\[sequences]\....

we arent using a standard xsi directory structure.
thanks
_sam

SAM CUTTRISS
3D AFICIONADO

Halfdan Ingvarsson wrote:

[Value Passes.Current.version.versionNumber]

 

 - ½

 

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From: owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM [ mailto:owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM] On Behalf Of Sam Cuttriss
Sent: 01-Mar-07 15:21
To: XSI(at)Softimage.COM
Subject: output dir template? _sc

 

i am currently using these as my defaults:

[pass]\V [Value Passes.ScaleBeauty.version.versionNumber]\[Pass]_V[Value Passes.ScaleBeauty.version.versionNumber]_[Frame #4]

the red bits are a custom parameter (integer) i have in each pass,
I want to find a way to make these generic? is there any way i can evaluate the current pass here?

while im on the subject do you all version passes independently?
or keep the versioning synced to the scene version?

_sam

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SAM CUTTRISS
3D AFICIONADO