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dgInfo([allNodes=boolean], [connections=boolean], [dirty=boolean], [nodes=boolean], [nonDeletable=boolean], [outputFile=string], [propagation=boolean], [short=boolean], [subgraph=boolean], [type=string])
Note: Strings representing object names and arguments must be separated by commas. This is not depicted in the synopsis.
dgInfo is NOT undoable, NOT queryable, and NOT editable.
This command prints information about the DG in a text-oriented
manner. The scope of the information printed is the entire graph
if the -all flag is used, the nodes/plugs on the command line if
they were specified, and the selection list, in that order.
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debug, dependency, graph, node, output, connection
dgdirty, dgeval
allNodes, connections, dirty, nodes, nonDeletable, outputFile, propagation, short, subgraph, type
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connections(c)
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boolean
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Print the connection information
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nodes(n)
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boolean
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Print the specified nodes (or the entire graph if -all is used)
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subgraph(sub)
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boolean
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Print the subgraph affected by the node or plugs (or all nodes
in the graph grouped in subgraphs if -all is used)
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allNodes(all)
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boolean
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Use the entire graph as the context
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short(s)
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boolean
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Print using short format instead of long
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dirty(d)
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boolean
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Only print dirty/clean nodes/plugs/connections. Default is both
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propagation(p)
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boolean
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Only print propagating/not propagating nodes/plugs/connections.
Default is both.
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nonDeletable(nd)
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boolean
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Include non-deletable nodes as well (normally not of interest)
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type(nt)
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string
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Filter output to only show nodes of type NODETYPE
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outputFile(of)
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string
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Send the output to the file FILE instead of STDERR
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Flag can appear in Create mode of command
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Flag can appear in Edit mode of command
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Flag can appear in Query mode of command
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Flag can have multiple arguments, passed either as a tuple or a list.
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import maya.cmds as cmds
# create a node
cmds.createNode('transform',name='NODE')
cmds.setKeyframe('NODE.translate')
# Print all things connected to node NODE
cmds.dgInfo( 'NODE', c=True )
# Print all connections currently in the graph
cmds.dgInfo( c=True, all=True )
# Print all connections to attribute tx on node NODE
cmds.dgInfo('NODE.tx',c=True)
# Print all dirty connections in the entire graph
cmds.dgInfo( c=True, all=True, d=True )