adjacent verticies of a face

[DayDreamer]

How to find adjacent veritces of a particular vertex in a face using Maya Api.

Thanks

[Tim Fowler]

If I understand what you're asking for, in C++, you could take the vertex id and use MItMeshVertex::getConnectedEdges...then given all the connected edge id's you could use MFnMesh::getEdgeVertices for each vertex...then look at the two vertices for that edge and grab the one that isn't the id that you started with.

If that sounds like what you need then I'm sure there's Python access to all of that.

On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 7:44 AM, DayDreamer <day.drea...@gmail.com> wrote:

How to find adjacent veritces of a particular vertex in a face using Maya Api.

Thanks

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[860323]

Hi:

You can get the script in the Script Edit through select the vertex! Maya Script Edit will show all Mel Script with you action.

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> On 2013年10月2日, at 19:44, DayDreamer <day.drea...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> How to find adjacent veritces of a particular vertex in a face using Maya Api.
>
> Thanks
>

[DayDreamer]

@tim ..... tnx for it ... ill try d solutn n post ...

@eagleZ .... that is maya cmds , i m askin about maya api.

Thanks for both d posts

[Joe Weidenbach]

Just a quick answer, but check out http://mayamel.tiddlyspot.com. It's
a GREAT resource for python and MEL commands, that I use all the time.
The navigation takes a bit of getting used to, but basically just look
at the tags to the right. If you click on "Vert", you'll find a list of
vert related questions, and clicking one will open an answer (I don't
know of anyway to permalink directly). The one you're looking for is
"How can I find edge-connected verts based on a source vert?". It's
even got complete source code to build off of.

[Tim Fowler]

Nice...I'd never seen that site before.  And it looks like MitMeshVertex has the function to get the other vertices directly, so no need to get the edges as a middle step.

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[Joe Weidenbach]

Thanks!

I use it pretty much every day--it's great stuff!

On 10/3/2013 8:55 AM, AK Eric wrote:

Glad you like the site ;)  FYI You can permalink to any of the tiddlers (individual subjects) via:

Open the tiddler in question.

Press "Close Others" in it's menu.  Now it's the only one active

Press the "permaview" button on the top right:  The URL in the address bar will now be the full path to the subject, which you can copy.  Like:

http://mayamel.tiddlyspot.com/#%5B%5BHow%20can%20I%20find%20edge-connected%20verts%20based%20on%20a%20source%20vert%3F%5D%5D

I agree, it takes some time getting used to navigating them, but once you do... ;)

On Thursday, October 3, 2013 5:38:29 AM UTC-7, Joe Weidenbach wrote:

Just a quick answer, but check out http://mayamel.tiddlyspot.com.  It's
a GREAT resource for python and MEL commands, that I use all the time.  
The navigation takes a bit of getting used to, but basically just look
at the tags to the right.  If you click on "Vert", you'll find a list of
vert related questions, and clicking one will open an answer (I don't
know of anyway to permalink directly).  The one you're looking for is
"How can I find edge-connected verts based on a source vert?".  It's
even got complete source code to build off of.

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[DayDreamer]

Guys thanks for the replies, Nice resource 

Really Busy, these days

I will post my post my code shortly for review.

@ Justin ... http://mayamel.tiddlyspot.com ..... Make it sticky in resource forum