The textCurves command creates NURBS curves from a text string using the specified font. A single letter can be made up of more than one NURBS curve. The number of curves per letter varies with the font.
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| caching (cch) | bool |
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| constructionHistory (ch) | bool | ||
| font (f) | unicode |
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| name (n) | unicode |
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| nodeState (nds) | int |
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| object (o) | bool |
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| text (t) | unicode |
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Derived from mel command maya.cmds.textCurves
Example:
import pymel.core as pm
# Create curves for text string "Maya" in the "Times-Roman" font:
pm.textCurves( f='Times-Roman', t='Maya' )
# Result: [u'Text_Maya_1', u'makeTextCurves1'] #
# Create curves for text "hello world" in the "Courier" font.
# The "-n" flag specifies the name of the resulting transform
# and shape.
pm.textCurves( n= 'first', f='Courier', t='hello world' )
# Result: [u'firstShape', u'makeTextCurves2'] #