cly_ prefix on my mel scripts. I think it's well known TA law using someone's established mel prefix is a punishable offense. cly_camelCase.mel : cly general cly_gpHungarianNotation : cly global procedures
Not sure if you can use the tools for this, but using MEL/Python you could do it 2 ways. Add : to your search string, or use recursive flag. example in MEL ls "*:item_name" ls -r 1 "item_name"
Hi! I'm not an expert, but sometime I try some stuff with mel script, I'll be happy if it help you! http://boards.polycount.net/showthread.php?t=54126 If you have some mel script request, send to me a message! ...
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Could you explain what you're trying to do? You're trying to read geometry objects from a file and creating curves from their vertices? Is it a requirement to use Python? I think MEL could be more simple (here's a guide on MEL and MaxScript).
modify>convert>polygon edges to curves or simply run CreateCurveFromPoly in a mel console. after doing this you will also want to rebuild the curve, since it;s segments will be based on the amount of edges in the converted selection. edit curves>rebuild curve or RebuildCurveOptions in the mel console
Open the script window. In a Mel tab type the 2 lines below. source "location of Mel file/ninja_uv.mel"; ninja_uv(); Make sure the path is correct. Example: source "c:/tools/ninja_uv.mel"; You can then hilite the 2 lines and drag it to a shelf to create a button
there are some sccripts at scriptspot (3dsmax) that do that, maybe with some scripting expierence you can transfer some of that structure to mel. For example I had a uv-script written in mel which I never saw before and was able to learn and transfer some of the concepts of that script.