pymel.core.rendering.viewSet

viewSet(*args, **kwargs)

This command positions the camera to one of the pre-defined positions. If the fit flag is set in conjunction with persp, top, side, or front; the view is fitbased on the list of selected objects (if there are any) or on all the objects if nothing is selected. If a camera is not specified, the camera in the active view will be used. If no flag is specified, the camera is set to the home position. In query mode, return type is based on queried flag.

Flags:

Long name (short name)		Argument Types	Properties
animate (an)		bool
back (b)		bool
	Moves the camera to the back position.
bottom (bo)		bool
	Moves the camera to the bottom position.
fit (fit)		bool
fitFactor (ff)		float
	Specifies how much of the view should be filled with the fitteditems Flag can have multiple arguments, passed either as a tuple or a list.
front (f)		bool
	Moves the camera to the front position.
home (h)		bool
	Executes the camera’s home attribute command. Before the string is executed, all occurances of %camerawill be replaced by the camera’s name. Use the camera command to set a camera’s home command.
keepRenderSettings (krs)		bool
leftSide (ls)		bool
	Moves the camera to the left side position.
namespace (ns)		unicode
nextView (nv)		bool
	Moves the camera to the next position. -fit Apply a viewFit after positioning camera to persp, top, side, or front.
persp (p)		bool
	Moves the camera to the persp position.
previousView (pv)		bool
	Moves the camera to the previous position.
rightSide (rs)		bool
	Moves the camera to the right side position.
side (s)		bool
	Moves the camera to the (right) side position (deprecated).
t (t)		bool
top (top)		bool
	Moves the camera to the top position.

Derived from mel command maya.cmds.viewSet

Example:

import pymel.core as pm

# Create a new camera
cam = pm.camera();
camShape = cam[1];

# Set cameraShape1 to the persp position
pm.viewSet( camShape, p=True )

# Set the camera in the active view to the top position
pm.viewSet( t=True )