jointLattice is undoable, queryable, and editable.
This command creates/edits/queries a jointLattice deformer. The
name of the created/edited object is returned. Usually you would
make use of this functionality through the higher level flexor
command.
In query mode, return type is based on queried flag.
Long name (short name) |
Argument types |
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-name(-n) |
string |
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Used to specify the name of the node being created |
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-geometry(-g) |
string |
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The specified object will be added to the list of objects being
deformed by this deformer object, unless the -rm flag is also
specified. When queried, this flag returns string string string
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-geometryIndices(-gi) |
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Complements the -geometry flag in query mode. Returns the multi
index of each geometry. |
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-remove(-rm) |
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Specifies that objects listed after the -g flag should be
removed from this deformer. |
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-before(-bf) |
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If the default behavior for insertion/appending into/onto the
existing chain is not what you want then you can use this flag to
force the command to stick the deformer node before the selected
node in the chain even if a new geometry shape has to be created in
order to do so. Works in create mode (and edit mode if the deformer
has no geometry added yet). |
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-after(-af) |
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If the default behavior for insertion/appending into/onto the
existing chain is not what you want then you can use this flag to
force the command to stick the deformer node after the selected
node in the chain even if a new geometry shape has to be created in
order to do so. Works in create mode (and edit mode if the deformer
has no geometry added yet). |
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-afterReference(-ar) |
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The -afterReference flag is used to specify deformer ordering
in a hybrid way that choses between -before and -after
automatically. If the geometry being deformed is referenced then
-after mode is used in adding the new deformer otherwise -before
mode is used. The net effect when using -afterReference to build
deformer chains is that internal shape nodes in the deformer chain
will only appear at reference file boundaries, leading to
lightweight deformer networks that may be more amicable to
reference swapping. |
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-split(-sp) |
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Branches off a new chain in the dependency graph instead of
inserting/appending the deformer into/onto an existing chain. Works
in create mode (and edit mode if the deformer has no geometry added
yet). |
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-frontOfChain(-foc) |
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This command is used to specify that the new deformer node
should be placed ahead (upstream) of existing deformer and skin
nodes in the shape's history (but not ahead of existing tweak
nodes). The input to the deformer will be the upstream shape rather
than the visible downstream shape, so the behavior of this flag is
the most intuitive if the downstream deformers are in their reset
(hasNoEffect) position when the new deformer is added. Works in
create mode (and edit mode if the deformer has no geometry added
yet). |
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-parallel(-par) |
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Inserts the new deformer in a parallel chain to any existing
deformers in the history of the object. A blendShape is inserted to
blend the parallel results together. Works in create mode (and edit
mode if the deformer has no geometry added yet). |
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-ignoreSelected(-is) |
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Tells the command to not deform objects on the current
selection list |
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-deformerTools(-dt) |
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Returns the name of the deformer tool objects (if any) as
string string ... |
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-prune(-pr) |
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Removes any points not being deformed by the deformer in its
current configuration from the deformer set. |
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-exclusive(-ex) |
string |
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Puts the deformation set in a deform partition. |
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-creasing(-cr) |
float |
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Affects the bulging of lattice points on the inside of the
bend. Positive/negative values cause the points to bulge
outwards/inwards. Default value is 0.0. When queried, this flag
returns a float. |
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-rounding(-ro) |
float |
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Affects the bulging of lattice points on the outside of the
bend. Positive/negative values cause the points to bulge
outwards/inwards. Default value is 0.0. When queried, this flag
returns a float. |
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-lengthIn(-li) |
float |
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Affects the location of lattice points on the parent bone.
Positive/negative values cause the points to move away/towards the
joint. Changing this parameter also modifies the regions affected
by the creasing, rounding and width parameters. Default value is
0.0. When queried, this flag returns a float. |
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-lengthOut(-lo) |
float |
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Affects the location of lattice points on the child bone.
Positive/negative values cause the points to move away/towards the
joint. Changing this parameter also modifies the regions affected
by the creasing, rounding and width parameters. Default value is
0.0. When queried, this flag returns a float. |
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-widthLeft(-wl) |
float |
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Affects the bulging of lattice points on the left side of the
bend. Positive/negative values cause the points to bulge
outwards/inwards. Default value is 0.0. When queried, this flag
returns a float. |
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-widthRight(-wr) |
float |
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Affects the bulging of lattice points on the right side of the
bend. Positive/negative values cause the points to bulge
outwards/inwards. Default value is 0.0. When queried, this flag
returns a float. |
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-joint(-j) |
string |
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Specifies the joint which will be used to drive the bulging
behaviours. |
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-upperTransform(-ut) |
string |
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Specifies which dag node is being used to rigidly transform the
upper part of the lattice which this node is going to deform. If
this flag is not specified an identity matrix will be assumed. |
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-lowerTransform(-lt) |
string |
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Specifies which dag node is being used to rigidly transform the
lower part of the lattice which this node is going to deform. If
this flag is not specified an identity matrix will be assumed. |
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-upperBindSkin(-ub) |
string |
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Specifies the node which is performing the bind skin operation
on the geometry associated with the upper bone. |
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-lowerBindSkin(-lb) |
string |
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Specifies the node which is performing the bind skin operation
on the geometry associated with the lower bone. |
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