Constraint.Constraining

Returns an X3DObjectCollection consisting of each 'constraining' X3DObject.

A constraint mediate between 'constraining' object(s) and the 'constrained' object. It is the constrained object which "owns" the constraint: you can access the constraint via the constrained object's kinematics. For more information, see "Constraint Presets" in the Softimage user guide.

VBScript Example

NewScene , false

Dim oRoot, oNull, oSphere 

set oRoot = Application.ActiveProject.ActiveScene.Root

set oNull = oRoot.AddNull

set oSphere = oRoot.AddGeometry("Sphere","MeshSurface")

oSphere.Kinematics.AddConstraint "Direction", oNull 

oSphere.Kinematics.AddConstraint "Direction", oNull 

oSphere.Kinematics.AddConstraint "Direction", oNull 

set oConstraints = oSphere.Kinematics.Constraints

Application.LogMessage typename(oConstraints)

for each oCns in oConstraints

	Application.LogMessage oCns.Name & ", Constrained : " & oCns.Constrained

	Application.LogMessage "Constraining : "

	for each oConstraining in oCns.Constraining

		Application.LogMessage oConstraining

	next

next

' Expected results:

'INFO : ConstraintCollection

'INFO : Direction Cns, Constrained : sphere

'INFO : Constraining : 

'INFO : null

'INFO : Direction Cns, Constrained : sphere

'INFO : Constraining : 

'INFO : null

'INFO : Direction Cns, Constrained : sphere

'INFO : Constraining : 

'INFO : null

Constraint.Constraining

Description

C# Syntax

Examples

VBScript Example