file
Imports a dotXSI file into the current scene. This import file
must be in dotXSI format, and have .xsi as a file extension.
This command is accessed through the main menu, under
File->Import->dotXSI. This command is equivalent to the
SIImportDotXSIFile command,
except that it prompts the user for import options, and requires
confirmation.
Note: Because this command requires user interaction, it is not
suitable for use in batch scripts. Use the equivalent OM method
instead: XSIFileService.ImportDotXSI.
ImportDotXSI( [FileName], [Parent] ); |
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| FileName | String | Name of the file to import
Default Value: A file browser will prompt for a file if no filename is provided. |
| Parent | String | Object or model to use as the parent of the imported .xsi |
'--------------------------------------------------------- ' VBScript example : Importing and exporting a dotXSI file. '--------------------------------------------------------- ' Create a model, with some primitives. dim ExportRoot SICreateModel , "ExportRoot", , ExportRoot CreatePrim "Torus", "MeshSurface", "Torus", ExportRoot CreatePrim "Cube", "NurbsSurface", "Cube", ExportRoot ' Now specify to export the model to a dotXSI file dotXSIFile = Application.InstallationPath( siUserPath ) & "\MyModel.xsi" ExportDotXSI "ExportRoot", dotXSIFile ' Now delete the primitives and model, and re-import them. DeleteObj "ExportRoot.Torus" DeleteObj "ExportRoot.Cube" DeleteObj "ExportRoot" ' Now import the same model that was just exported. ImportDotXSI dotXSIFile '--------------------------------------------------------- ' Output from this script (user specifies ok on both dialogs): 'INFO : "4004 - Begin: Export .xsi file" 'INFO : "4005 - End: Export .xsi file" 'INFO : "4002 - Begin: Import .xsi file" 'INFO : "4003 - End: Import .xsi file" ' Object: ExportRoot.Torus ' Object: ExportRoot.Cube '--------------------------------------------------------- |