v3.0
Copies a hair style from one hair object to another.
Note: The source and target may not be from the same emitter object and
the source and target hair may not have dynamics on (the copy style must
occur during style mode).
You also need to line up the source and target objects, preferably both
at the origin. This avoids any backwards-compatibility problems copying
a style between 3.5 and previous versions where there is a new pose
constraint on the 3.5 (which causes the positions to be slightly off if
they were not centered at the origin).
CopyStyle( [TargetHairObject], [ModelHairStyleObject] ); |
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TargetHairObject | Object name |
Hair object to receive new style Default Value: Current selection |
| ModelHairStyleObject | Object name |
Hair object to copy style from Default Value: Starts a pick session |
'Create two grids of different subdivision settings Set oGridSource = CreatePrim( "Grid", "MeshSurface", "EmitterSource" ) Translate oGridSource, -5, 0, 0, siAbsolute, siParent, siObj, siX Set oGridTarget = CreatePrim( "Grid", "MeshSurface", "EmitterTarget" ) SetValue oGridTarget & ".polymsh.geom.subdivu", 4 SetValue oGridTarget & ".polymsh.geom.subdivv", 4 Translate oGridTarget, 5, 0, 0, siAbsolute, siParent, siObj, siX 'Apply hair to each grid. The "source" hair will have a style we'll copy to the "target". Set oHairSource = ApplyHairOp( oGridSource ) SetValue oHairSource & ".Name", "HairSource" ApplyHairClumpOp oHairSource SetValue oHairSource & ".ClumpOp.clump", 0.2 ApplyHairRotateOp oHairSource SetValue oHairSource & ".RotateOp.type", 1 SetValue oHairSource & ".RotateOp.angle", 20 Set oHairTarget = ApplyHairOp( oGridTarget ) SetValue oHairTarget & ".Name", "HairTarget" 'Now Transplant hair from Source to Target CopyStyle oHairTarget, oHairSource |