Finding a group in python

[Sandy Sutherland]

Hi All,

How does one find a group - it appears FindChild does not support
finding groups?

Thanks

Sandy

[Sajjad Amjad]

Hi Sandy,

What about iterating through model.Groups (this returns a GroupCollection)?

[Sandy Sutherland]

Thanks Sajjad,

Will try that.

S.

[Michal Doniec]

This

Application.FindObjects(None, "{9D0673C2-6741-11D1-BE9F-00A024EE478D}")

will find all groups in the scene.

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[Sandy Sutherland]

Thanks Michal,

I can find the model easily enough - and I will just iterate through
it's groups

S.

[Peter Agg]

If you know the name of the group then model.Groups("groups_name") will return it.

[Sandy Sutherland]

I actually know the full name of this group in our current setup so could just pipe it in as is, but am trying to leave Sam a tool that can accept different naming scenarios.

Thanks

S.

n 2013/08/07 9:37 AM, Peter Agg wrote:

[Adam Seeley]

Hi folks,

Any advice before I head down this path would be gratefully recieved.

I have a lot of non-simulated particles I want to generate motion blur for.

3Delight will do this no problem, but can I render out motion vector passes easily?

I saw some wrangling & hoop jumping on a Maya thread, hoping it won't be the same.

Thanks,

Adam

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