SIAddEntryToOverride
v1.0
Adds an entry to an Override property. The type of entry is automatically deducted for each InputObjs. The last parameter is used to resolve conflicts between shader and parameter when both apply to the InputObj. A dialog will pop up in interactive mode to resolve the last parameter when a conflict is detected. In batch, we default to a shader entry.
SIAddEntryToOverride( InputObj, InputObjs, [Type] ); |
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| InputObj | String | Override property to add an entry to | ||||||||
| InputObjs | String | List of properties and parameters to add to the Override | ||||||||
| Type | Integer | How to react when a conflict is detected between Shader and
Parameter entries
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' The following uses SIAddEntryToOverride to add an entry ' to an override property. NewScene CreatePrim "Cone", "MeshSurface" MakeLocal "cone.display", siDefaultPropagation AddProp "Override" DeselectAll SetValue "cone.display.wirecol", 527 logMessage "the cone is drawn in pink" SIAddEntryToOverride "cone.Override", "cone.display.wirecol" SetValue "cone.Override.wirecol", 553 logMessage "wirecol has been added to the override" logMessage "so the cone is now drawn in purple" |