oporder command

Changes the user-defined order of operators.

Replaced by: hou.Node

All Usages Options Examples

Usages

  1. oporder operator [operator2 ...] before_op

  2. oporder [-b | -e] operator [operator2 ...]

If you don’t use the -e flag, the operators are moved before the last operator you specify.

If you use the -e flag, the operators are moved to the end of the order.

Options

-e

Moves the specified operator(s) to the end of the order. If you use this flag, you do not specify a before_node.

-b

Moves the specified nodes to the start of the list. If you use this flag, you do not specify a before_node.

Examples

oporder cam* geo1
Moves all cameras to before the geo1 object.

oporder -e model
Moves the model object to the end of the list.