Re: [Maya2osg-users] Transform nodes

[PP CG <pp...@cg...>]

Hi guys,

sorry, not finished with my stuff, Script is still under construction, 
and didn't start the Wiki yet. Will try to finish tomorrow.

Cheers, PP

> Hi guys,
>
> I have worked on the config system to simplify adding arguments (
> currently only boolean ). Its one step towards simplifying UI creation
> as well.
>
> J-S, if you could wait till wednesday, I plan to add a wiki for UI
> creation. But basically all you have to do is adding only two commands
> at two places in the maya2osg_export.mel script.
> One is around line 180 where you need to add the argument you want to
> export to the export command.
> The other one is for the UI,
> buildCheckBox( "argument"    , "Label"    , "extraLabel" ) ; ( e.g. lin
> 607 )
> but I will change this till wednsday into another command name, and add
> some similar commands.
>
> and you just need to place it there where it into the Frame where you
> want to have it.
> The command buildFrameLayout builds ... well ... a frameLayout with
> name. I created an Optimize Frame, where you can place additional flags,
> I added
> buildCheckBox( "flattenStaticTransform"    , "Flatten Static XForm"    ,
> "" ) ;
>
> To be able to add this flag to the config.cpp, you need to initialize it
> in the bool map, and that's all. I've done this at line 74.
>
> This should be already simpler. I'll explain in detail on the wiki.
>
> Cheers, PP
>
>> Hi Javier,
>>
>>>      Yes, I think that exposing the Optimizer flags to the export GUI and
>>> apply it after exporting is a great idea. Maybe we can make an
>>> "Optimizer" section in the GUI instead of adding it to the geometry
>>> section.
>> Agreed. I'll try to work on this next week. I'll probably come running
>> with questions about how to expose things in the GUI and save them in
>> Maya, because I looked at the code before and it gave me headaches :-)
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> J-S
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