I'd run through the origin parameters and copy their values on the
target parameters, instead of making a direct copy of the property.
This should work.
For Each oSourceParam in oSourceProperty.parameters
oTargetProperty.parameters( oSourceParam.scriptname ).value =
oSourceParam.value
Next
Not sure about the exactitude of the VB syntax though.
Cheers
Bernard
On 5/30/07, Adam Seeley <adam.seeley(at)clearpost.co.uk> wrote:
Hi,
I have a script to copy the Visibility property with it's animation from a Group to a Partition.
I did this in a fairly crude but effective way. i.e. if the Group has a Visibility Property, then select the Property, Copy it, then select the Partition and Paste it.
This effectively generates the Visibility Property and Copies the Animation (fcurve/expression etc.) in one fell swoop.
if localprop.type = "visibility" then
logmessage "HAS VISIBILITY"
Selectobj localprop
Copy
Selectobj oPartition
Paste
Else blah blah blah.
Now I need to copy the Visibility Property from a Referenced Model. Copying from a ref. Model is not allowed though.
I could understand not being able to Paste, but not being able to Copy *from* a ref. Model is a bit mean!
Does anyone have tips about how best to read the Animation from a Ref. Model/Property & copy the information to another place?
It's not the same as a value where you can say this.viewvis.value = that.viewvis.value and I don't seem to be able to Copy info from the Ref model.
Many thanks,
Adam.
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