v1.0
property edit
Sets a user preference and returns the previous setting. Some of
these user preference settings correspond to the available settings
in the User Preference dialog box, and some correspond to
preferences that can be set from the Main Control Panel. For a list
of possible settings, see UserPreference.
Note: The "AutoInspectEnabled" (siAutoInspect)
preference cannot be changed permanently through scripting. For
more information, see Property Editor
Automatic Inspection.
oVariant = SetUserPref( Target, Value ); |
Returns previous value (last value before update) as a Variant.
Parameter | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
Target | UserPreference | User preference to set. |
Value | Variant | New value for user preference. These values vary depending on
what you specify for the UserPreference parameter. See UserPreference for lists of possible value types available for each UserPreference setting. |
# # This example demonstrates how to temporarily change the user's # AutoInspect preference (if enabled, property pages always pop # up for objects newly created via command). It also illustrates # how Softimage automatically reverts any scripting change to this # preference after the script runs. # from win32com.client import constants as cns app = Application # Current value of AutoInspect app.LogMessage( app.GetUserPref(cns.siAutoInspect) ) # Toggle the orginal value and re-log the value app.SetUserPref( cns.siAutoInspect, not(app.GetUserPref(cns.siAutoInspect)) ) app.LogMessage( app.GetUserPref(cns.siAutoInspect) ) # If your AutoInspect preference was enabled originally, the History Log # would display the following: # INFO : True # INFO : False # VERBOSE : Restoring preference changed by script: Interaction.autoinspect # If your AutoInspect preference was disabled originally, the History Log # would display the following: # INFO : False # INFO : True # VERBOSE : Restoring preference changed by script: Interaction.autoinspect |
' Current value of AutoInspect Application.LogMessage GetUserPref(siAutoInspect) ' Save old setting while turning on AutoInspect and display the new value dim prevval prevval = SetUserPref(siAutoInspect, False) Application.LogMessage GetUserPref(siAutoInspect) ' Restore former setting and display its value again (explicitly reverting ' back to the original value isn't necessary, as Softimage will do that automatically ' after the script has run its course) SetUserPref siAutoInspect, prevval Application.LogMessage GetUserPref(siAutoInspect) ' If your AutoInspect preference was enabled originally, the History Log ' would display the following: ' 'INFO : "True" ' 'INFO : "False" ' 'INFO : "True" |
// Get a sphere and switch into T, Local and X/Z modes CreatePrim("Sphere", "NurbsSurface"); TranslateTool(); SetUserPref("3D_TRANSFO_REFERENTIAL_CHANGED", 2); SetUserPref("3D_TRANSFO_EDITED_AXIS_CHANGED", 5); |