'

'	Simple example of how to delete a scene object.

'

GetPrim "Null"

DeleteObj "Null"

/*

	This example demonstrates how to delete a custom property from the scene.

*/

// Quick setup: custom property set on a torus

NewScene( null, false );

CreatePrim( "Torus", "MeshSurface", "InnerTube" );

AddProp( "Custom_parameter_list", "", "", "Buoyancy" );

SIAddCustomParameter( "InnerTube.Buoyancy", "Sideways", siDouble, 0, 0, 1, null, 5, 0, 1 );

SIAddCustomParameter( "InnerTube.Buoyancy", "Active", siBool, 0, 0, 1, null, 5, 0, 1 );

// Inspect the property set modally, then delete it if the user presses Cancel

var canceled = false;

while ( !canceled ) {

	canceled = InspectObj( "InnerTube.Buoyancy", "", "Buoyancy Settings", siModal, false );

}

// Deleting the property set completely removes it from the scene

DeleteObj( "InnerTube.Buoyancy" );

#

#  This example shows how to delete a model.

#

app = Application

from win32com.client import constants as cns

app.NewScene("", 0);

# First create 2 simple models containing a sphere and a disc (respectively)

sph = app.CreatePrim("Sphere", "MeshSurface")

mdl1 = app.CreateModel(sph, "MySphModel")(0)

sph = app.CreatePrim("Disc", "MeshSurface")

mdl2 = app.CreateModel(sph, "MyDscModel")(0)

app.LogMessage(app.ActiveSceneRoot.Models.GetAsText())

# INFO : MySphModel,MyDscModel

# Try deleting it without any special selection mode

app.SelectObj(mdl1.Name)

app.DeleteObj()

app.LogMessage(app.ActiveSceneRoot.Models.GetAsText())

# INFO : MySphModel,MyDscModel

# The command failed because it wasn't selected in branch

# Now delete it in branch. Models must be branch-selected when deleting

app.SelectObj(mdl1.Name, "BRANCH")

app.DeleteObj()

app.LogMessage(app.ActiveSceneRoot.Models.GetAsText())

# INFO : MyDscModel

# Try the "B:" prefix without any selection mode for the second model

app.DeselectAll()

app.DeleteObj("B:"+mdl2.Name)

app.LogMessage(app.ActiveSceneRoot.Models.GetAsText())

# INFO :