pane command

Creates, closes, or sets options on a pane.

Replaced by: hou.PathBasedPaneTab, hou.playbar, hou.PaneTab, hou.Desktop, hou.Pane

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Usages

Options

Examples

Usages

pane -S | -F @options [-d <<desk_name]
pane @options [-d <<desk_name] pane_name
pane -z [-d desk_name] pane_name
pane -d desk_name

Options

`-d desk_name`	The desk on which to modify the pane. If no desk name is given the command will assume the current desk. If you don’t specify any options, the command prints the list of panes in this desk.
`-S`	Create a new pane to the right of all existing panes. If you do not give a -m option, the new pane will be a network editor. Returns the name of the new pane.
`-F`	Create a new floating window. If you do not give a -m option, the new pane will be a network editor. Returns the name of the new pane.
`-P x y`	Only available with the -F option. Sets the X and Y position of the new floating window. The window will open near this position, not exactly at this position.
`-w width height`	Only available with the -F option. Sets the width and height position of the new floating window
`-a 0\|1`	Hide network controls on/off
`-A 0\|1`	Pane bar visible on/off
`-f 0\|1`	Fullscreen mode on/off
`-l pane_group_number`	Link to pane group (0-5).
`-L 0\|1`	Set to 1 to make this pane a parent pane (track the parent directory of a path).
`-m type`	Sets the type of pane: bundlelist chaneditor (Channel Editor) details (Spreadsheet) helpbrowser iprviewer linker listchans (Channel List) maniplist (Handle List) neteditor parmeditor (Parameter Dialog) parmsheet (Parameter Spreadsheet) takelist textport treecontrol uicustom (Custom Panel) viewer
`-n name`	Sets the pane name
`-h path`	Sets the operator network path. See also the -T option.
`-H nodepath`	Sets the operator node path
`-T type`	Sets the operator type. This determines what type of network appears if the path given with the -h option does not exist.
`-o`	Open a new copy of the pane.
`-p`	Move the playbar to this pane.
`-s 0\|1`	Split the pane (0 = top/bottom, 1 = left/right).
`-t 0\|1`	Use 1 to tear off the window, 0 to put back a tear-off window.
`-z`	Close the pane.

Examples

pane -f 1 pane2

turn fullscreen mode on for pane2

pane -h /obj pane2

set the network path to objects for pane2

pane -H /obj/model pane2

set the node path of the pane2 to have the network /obj and the specific node model.

pane -H /obj/model/ pane2

set the pane to point to the network /obj/model with no current node.

pane -l 0 -p pane2

turns linking off and moves the playbar to pane2