Hi SESI.
It could be possible to use hscript or expressions to toggle node, that are inside the OTL, flags?
At the moment it is impossible to use opset for a callback script in any of the OTL gadget to toggle for example the template flag of a node inside th OTL.
It could be ver handy.
RFE:Managing node's flags inside an OTL
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Yes it works, now the problem is that when you are calling to opset from the HDA you are one level up from the node you are touching, so you can't see the template.
If you go into the template flag is set correctly, but i want to view my profile geometry in the up level, so i think that the only way is to playing with some swithes.
If you go into the template flag is set correctly, but i want to view my profile geometry in the up level, so i think that the only way is to playing with some swithes.
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you could place a geometry node at the top level (unselectable), then inside use an object merge to bring in the geometry you want to view as a guide…
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we really do need to have a round table discussion on OTLs and viewing/manipulating all the crap inside, the more people use them (which is great) the more there seems to be things that they're not able to do at the moment…
this must be the 15th thread about stuff like this…..
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we really do need to have a round table discussion on OTLs and viewing/manipulating all the crap inside, the more people use them (which is great) the more there seems to be things that they're not able to do at the moment…
this must be the 15th thread about stuff like this…..
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arctorFor me no problem.
you could place a geometry node at the top level (unselectable), then inside use an object merge to bring in the geometry you want to view as a guide…
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we really do need to have a round table discussion on OTLs and viewing/manipulating all the crap inside, the more people use them (which is great) the more there seems to be things that they're not able to do at the moment…
this must be the 15th thread about stuff like this…..
I think that OTL could be the corner stone for future productions, so they are very very important
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Pablo Giménez
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Pablo Giménez
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