Kareeemyou can also write the same thing as :
This actually works, thanks! I needed to fix it up a bit thoughI´ll try to figure out what you are doing here ... I mean I get what you are doing but how on earth would one think of that?vector n = normalize(set(@P.z, 0, -@P.x));
vector n = normalize( cross( @P, {0,-1,0} ) );
primintrinsic( 0, "typename", @primnum )
primintrinsic( 0, "closed", @primnum )
{ string test = chs("../UV_Attrib"); print( test, 0); return 0; }
{ string test = chs("../UV_Attrib"); print( strcat("test: ", test ), 0); return 0; }
indigosmin string parameters use backticks to evaluate any expression and chs() instead of ch() to reference string parameter instead of numericla one, so in your case:
i seem to remember having to use tildes(?backticks?) for getting access to a string but i tried a bunch of attempts at that and all failed.
`chs("../UV_Attrib")`
chilbyparameter's default value in HDA can be value, Hscript or Python expression
I tried making a hidden parm that the "visualizer" parameter references but I guess the top-level channel referencing is not saved with with the HDA.
josha_eif00lI don't think it's necessarily the complexity
This makes me suspect that the complexity of the emitter geo is having a strange effect on UV positions in Solaris, but I see no logic as to why.
opunhide Sop copy
MarkusimNot for most nodes, only for nodes that have verbs (and even then I believe you can override only factory parms and not additional spare parms )
For most nodes it's possible to "Add Parameter Override" to "Spare Input" like on the image below
vikusyou can also directly use $CH in hscript, which is also very handy for expressions that depend on parameter name
hou.expandString("$CH") is interesting usually use pwd with parm name - thanks for sharing.
atof( arg( "3 1 0", ch("../grouppromote1/totype1") ) )