Hi there.
I was asking my self, is it possible to bypass SOP Nodes with
an expression? Or create a similiar “activate” parameter as it exists
in some POP Nodes (0 == Off, 1 == On).
'd be great if someone could help me along,
all the best,
Manuel
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You can use something like this “opset -b on opobj/geo1/polyextrude1” but I failed (It's 3 AM where i live so this maybe the case .) to make this work in script menu, works only in textport. Maybe somebody knows a way to join this with if expresion or something similar.
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opset is an hscript command, not an expression function.
To view its help you need to just do “help opset”.
To run an hscript command in the expression context you need to wrap it in an execute() expression function.
execute(“opset -b on /obj/geo1/file1”)
Depending on what you are doing, the switch method is usually better because if you wanted to do something like this inside an asset you wouldn't be able to because you can't change the flag on a node inside when it is locked.
To view its help you need to just do “help opset”.
To run an hscript command in the expression context you need to wrap it in an execute() expression function.
execute(“opset -b on /obj/geo1/file1”)
Depending on what you are doing, the switch method is usually better because if you wanted to do something like this inside an asset you wouldn't be able to because you can't change the flag on a node inside when it is locked.
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ah ok.
actually i wanted to do something like this:
if(ch(“./onoff”) == 1, execute(“opset -b on opobj/box_object1/visibility1”), don't bypass the SOP node)
but as you mentioned once the bypass is set, it can't be undone.
So guess i have to stick with the Null solution, although i love to keep my amount of nodes as low as possible -.-
actually i wanted to do something like this:
if(ch(“./onoff”) == 1, execute(“opset -b on opobj/box_object1/visibility1”), don't bypass the SOP node)
but as you mentioned once the bypass is set, it can't be undone.
So guess i have to stick with the Null solution, although i love to keep my amount of nodes as low as possible -.-
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isn't that easy!
the visibility SOP has no slot, it has a drop down Menu instead of a field where you can type in stuff.\
Actually it's that easy
It just does't matter. Still zero means first option in menu and one means second option in menu.
In attached otl I just made RMB+copyParameter and then pasted it into action slot/menu of visibilitySOP.
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