Category: hou-general

Archived post by mestela

god i want that

i know @toadstorm did a deep dive into the font sop for mops, i think the high level summary was ‘its really fucky’

well, did some digging

“`python fonts = hou.hscript(“opmenu -l -a /obj/geo1/font1 file”) fonts = [x.strip().strip(‘”‘) for x in fonts[0].split(‘\n’)] p = hou.parm(‘/obj/geo1/font1/file’) p.set(fonts[23]) “`

that’ll get a thing you can at least futz with in the python command line

i was gonna get the [23] to be [@Frame] in a python sop or something, but i gotta go make dinner. 🙂

Archived post by JeffLMnT

here I’m calling the vex source from the `noise` wrangle – and it’ll run that vex snippet on the vop

so I can just change the `noise` wrangle and every other vop that points to it will also pull the change

the vop also has other modes like the script mode if you’re interested – so if you have a CVEX snippet on disk, you can point to that <:chef:730208016174940172>

here’s that file – you can do the same thing with vex > vop, vop > vop

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Archived post by JeffLMnT

was curious to see if the loop idea was just something I pulled out of my ass — and its not! lol

here’s the same applied in a loop and driven with a multiparm – @flight404

you can probably also add a switch and promote it as a toggle

and use the to enable/disable conditions

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Archived post by Ambrosiussen

You can actually drive all parms automatically on a node with the dictionary generated from attribfromparms

No python needed

1 Create a detail dict using attribfromparms called `parms` with parameter values. (Name is important) 2 Create a spare input on the node which you want to drive the parms for. Set it’s value to be the node you have your parms dict attribute on. 3 Create an integer parm called `spare_parminputindex` and set it to -1 (to point at the spare input connection)

Profit!