GetWeights2 (Envelope)
Introduced
6.0
Description
Returns a ClusterElementCollection object containing the deformer weights for the envelope. The ClusterElementCollection.Array property provides access to a 2-dimensional array, where the first dimension maps to the Envelope.Deformers and the second dimension maps to the cluster elements.
Note: This is the Python-compliant version of the Envelope.Weights. Since Python does not support input parameters on properties, Envelope.Weights will fail in Python.
Scripting Syntax
Envelope.GetWeights2( [Time] )
C# Syntax
ClusterElementCollection Envelope.GetWeights2( Object );Parameters
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Parameter |
Type |
Description |
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Time |
Time (in frames) at which to get property Default Value: Current time in frames |
Return Value
Examples
C# Example
/* C# version of the Envelope.Weights examples, demonstrating how to deform a sphere and access the weights on each vertex */ CXSIApplicationClass app = new CXSIApplicationClass(); // Set up some null objects to be used for passing default values object dummy = null; Object[] args = new Object[2]; args[1] = false; app.ExecuteCommand("NewScene", args); Model oRoot = app.ActiveSceneRoot; Object[] aRootPos = new Object[3] { 0.254, 3.998, 0.045 }; Object[] aEffPos1 = new Object[3] { -0.01, -0.056, -2.972 }; Object[] aEffPos2 = new Object[3] { 0.183, -3.999, 0.115 }; // Create the Skeleton ChainRoot oChain1 = oRoot.Add2DChain(aRootPos, aEffPos1, dummy, si2DChainAlignType.si2DChainTop, ""); ChainBone oChain2 = oChain1.AddBone(aEffPos2, siChainBoneType.siChainBonePin, ""); // Create the Envelope X3DObject oSphere = oRoot.AddGeometry("Sphere", "MeshSurface", ""); oSphere.Parameters["subdivu"].PutValue2(dummy, 2); oSphere.Parameters["subdivv"].PutValue2(dummy, 2); Geometry oGeometry = oSphere.ActivePrimitive.GetGeometry2(dummy, siConstructionMode.siConstructionModeDefault); // Apply the Envelope to the Skeleton Envelope oEnvelope = oSphere.ApplyEnvelope(oChain1, siBranchFlag.siBranch, siBranchFlag.siBranch); // Weights are represented as a 2-dimensional array, which are supported // by the Array class in C#, just cast the returned object into an Array // and use the Array class's access members (same idea as in VBScript) ClusterElementCollection oWeights = oEnvelope.GetWeights2(dummy); Array aWeightValues = (Array)oWeights.Array; for (int iElement = aWeightValues.GetLowerBound(1); iElement < aWeightValues.GetLength(1); iElement++) { string strElementWeights = ""; for (int iDeformer = aWeightValues.GetLowerBound(0); iDeformer < aWeightValues.GetLength(0); iDeformer++) { double dCurrWeight = (double)aWeightValues.GetValue(iDeformer, iElement); double dRndWeight = Math.Round(dCurrWeight); strElementWeights = strElementWeights + dRndWeight.ToString() + ","; } // Trip the final comma from the string strElementWeights.Remove(strElementWeights.Length-1, 1); app.LogMessage("weight (" + iElement.ToString() + ") = " + strElementWeights, siSeverity.siInfo); } // Output of the script is this: //INFO : "weight(0) = 0,0,100,0" //INFO : "weight(1) = 0,100,0,0" //INFO : "weight(2) = 0,50,50,0" //INFO : "weight(3) = 0,50,50,0" //INFO : "weight(4) = 0,50,50,0"
See Also
Autodesk Softimage v7.5