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stereoRigManager(
objects
, [addRig=[string, string, string]], [creationProcedure=[string, string]], [defaultRig=string], [delete=string], [language=[string, string]], [listRigs=boolean], [rigDefinition=string])
Note: Strings representing object names and arguments must be separated by commas. This is not depicted in the synopsis.
stereoRigManager is undoable, queryable, and NOT editable.
This command manages the set of stereo rig tools.
None
In query mode, return type is based on queried flag.
camera
addRig, creationProcedure, defaultRig, delete, language, listRigs, rigDefinition
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Database manipulation |
addRig(add)
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[string, string, string]
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Adds a new stereo rig definition. This flag takes 3 arguments:
name, language, create:
- name: A unique name for the rig type.
- lang: The language used for the callback. Valid values are
"Python" and "MEL". Use the Python interface when
possible.
- create: Procedure used to create a new rig of this type. This
procedure takes no argument, and must return an array of strings.
The first element is the root DAG node of the rig. The second and
third elements are respectively the left and right cameras.
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language(l)
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[string, string]
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Changes the language of an existing rig definition. Valid values are
"Python" and "MEL".
This flag takes 2 arguments: the name of the existing rig definition
and the language keyword.
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creationProcedure(cp)
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[string, string]
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Changes the creation procedure of an existing rig definition.
This flag takes 2 arguments: the name of the existing rig definition
and the procedure.
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delete(d)
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string
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Removes the definition of a stereo rig. The argument must be the name
of one of the rigs added using the add flag.
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defaultRig(dr)
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string
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Sets the default rig tool. The argument must be the name of one of the
rigs added using the add flag.
Returns True if the default could be set, False otherwise.
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Database query |
listRigs(lr)
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boolean
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When present, returns the list of all defined rigs. All other flags
are ignored.
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rigDefinition(rd)
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string
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Returns the definition of a rig, in the same format as the add
flag. A string array containing lang, create.
If an empty string is passed as the argument, then the default rig is used.
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Flag can appear in Create mode of command
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Flag can appear in Edit mode of command
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Flag can appear in Query mode of command
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Flag can have multiple arguments, passed either as a tuple or a list.
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import maya.cmds as cmds
# Make sure the stereo plug-in is loaded
cmds.loadPlugin("stereoCamera", quiet=True)
# Remember the default rig
defRigBefore = cmds.stereoRigManager(query=True, defaultRig=True)
# Register new rig types, using MEL or Python implementations.
cmds.stereoRigManager(add=['StereoCameraHier', 'Python', 'maya.app.stereo.stereoCameraHierarchicalRig.createRig'])
cmds.stereoRigManager(add=['StereoCameraMulti', 'Python', 'maya.app.stereo.stereoCameraComplexRig.createRig'])
cmds.stereoRigManager(add=['StereoCameraSimple', 'MEL', 'stereoCameraSimpleRig'])
# Make the second one the default rig
cmds.stereoRigManager(defaultRig='StereoCameraMulti')
# Remove it
cmds.stereoRigManager(delete='StereoCameraMulti')
# Query the default rig.
defRig = cmds.stereoRigManager(query=True, defaultRig=True)
print 'Default rig is now "'+defRig+'"'
# Print the definition of each rig type
rigs = cmds.stereoRigManager(listRigs=True)
for rig in rigs:
defs = cmds.stereoRigManager(rigDefinition=rig)
print 'Rig "'+rig+'": (language '+defs[0]+') create callback: '+defs[1]
# Cleanup after we are done
cmds.stereoRigManager(delete='myDefaultRig')
cmds.stereoRigManager(delete='mySimpleRig')
cmds.stereoRigManager(defaultRig=defRigBefore)
print 'After cleanup'
defRig = cmds.stereoRigManager(query=True, defaultRig=True)
print 'Default rig is now "'+defRig+'"'
rigs = cmds.stereoRigManager(listRigs=True)
for rig in rigs:
defs = cmds.stereoRigManager(rigDefinition=rig)
print 'Rig "'+rig+'": (language '+defs[0]+') create callback: '+defs[1]