Hi
there a some examples where users customized the abstract controls in their rigs. are there any docs about this or even demos. it would be cool to adjust the look of the abstract control so that is self-explanatory in the viewport
thanks for Your time
Martin
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Heyhey
i've got a question about the addConfigControl function.
What are the possible controltype values?
The example uses __slider__ and __toggle__.
I tried __string__ which didn't work unfortunatly and had a numeric fallback parameter.
Cheers
Jonas
i've got a question about the addConfigControl function.
What are the possible controltype values?
The example uses __slider__ and __toggle__.
I tried __string__ which didn't work unfortunatly and had a numeric fallback parameter.
Cheers
Jonas
Edited by JonasSorgenfrei - yesterday 18:06:33
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valid options are:
- __color__ - gadget that makes it easier to set colors the rest is simply a normal vector3
- __channel__ --> this is does not give you an actual control to select but simply an entry in the channelwidget for control groups. it needs to be combined with value_type ! otherwise it does not know if you are after an Int, Bool, Float or a String. also very important: the arg 'animatable' needs to be set to False if you want to use strings! strings cant be keyed!
- __toggle__
- __numbermenu__ - gives you gadget to set integer values
- __menu__ - this also sets up an int menu but the entries can be shown in the channel widget and the gadget as string values, you will need menu_entries for the menu icons for this one and menu_labels for the label names for the icons for it
- __btn__ - this does not give you a parm but simply a button control that can be used to trigger python callbacks the first entry in menu entries can be used to customize the shape of the btn
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