Edit Poly vertex Collapse with Scale (Scale vertices). Thanx Miauu

Submitted by Nik on Tue, 2013-07-30 04:09

How to make as well as in this video for script?

http://youtu.be/YTGKr-CvNyQ

scale $.selectedVerts [0,0,0] does not work :(

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Submitted by miauu on Wed, 2013-07-31 06:46.

:) Glad to help. :)

:)
Glad to help.
:)

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Submitted by Nik on Wed, 2013-07-31 05:37.

Just cool!

I'm happy :) Thanx

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Submitted by Nik on Wed, 2013-07-31 05:39.

A HUGE THANK YOU, GREAT MAN. THIS GORGEOUS

JUST WELL DONE Thank you for this work and spent time on me.

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Submitted by miauu on Wed, 2013-07-31 02:05.

Send me the scene with the

Send me the scene with the teapot and I will find where the problem is.

I've also noticed that sometimes pressing the Collapse button in modify panel(executing the sctip code also) not collapse all verts(some of they stays in places).

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Submitted by Nik on Wed, 2013-07-31 03:22.

here please

file attached

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Submitted by miauu on Wed, 2013-07-31 04:03.

.

(
	curO = modPanel.getCurrentObject()
	if classof curO == Edit_Poly do
	(
		allVertsBA = curO.GetSelection #Vertex
		if allVertsBA.numberset != 0 do
		(
			centerPos = [0,0,0]
			for v in allVertsBA do 
			(
				vPos = curO.getVertex v
				centerPos.x += vPos.x
				centerPos.y += vPos.y
				centerPos.z += vPos.z
			)
			centerPos /= allVertsBA.numberset
 
			curO.SetOperation #Transform
			curO.ScaleSelection  [1e-005,1e-005,1e-005] parent:(transMatrix centerPos) axis:(transMatrix centerPos)
			curO.Commit ()
		)
	)
	if classof curO == Editable_Poly do
	(
		local poGetVert = polyop.getVert
		local poSetVert = polyop.setVert
		allVertsBA = polyop.getVertSelection curO
		if allVertsBA.numberset != 0 do
		(
			centerPos = [0,0,0]
			for v in allVertsBA do 
			(
				vPos = poGetVert curO v
				centerPos.x += vPos.x
				centerPos.y += vPos.y
				centerPos.z += vPos.z
			)
			centerPos /= allVertsBA.numberset
			for v in allVertsBA do
			(
				poSetVert curO v centerPos
			)
		)
	)
)

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Submitted by miauu on Tue, 2013-07-30 12:57.

...

With Edit Poly modifier:

$.modifiers[1].ButtonOp #CollapseVertex
$.modifiers[1].Commit()

Or if you wants to do it with the scale:

(
	allVertsBA = $.modifiers[#Edit_Poly].GetSelection #Vertex
	centerPos = [0,0,0]
	for v in allVertsBA do 
	(
		vPos = $.modifiers[#Edit_Poly].getVertex v node:$
		centerPos.x += vPos.x
		centerPos.y += vPos.y
		centerPos.z += vPos.z
	)
	centerPos /= allVertsBA.numberset
 
	$.modifiers[#Edit_Poly].SetOperation #Transform
	$.modifiers[#Edit_Poly].ScaleSelection  [1e-005,1e-005,1e-005] parent:(transMatrix centerPos) axis:(transMatrix centerPos)
	$.modifiers[#Edit_Poly].Commit ()
)

What you mean by attached object?

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Submitted by Nik on Tue, 2013-07-30 22:03.

Sorry does not work

with scale:

-- Unknown property: "modifiers" in $selection

Moreover, when try to repeat the code obtained from MAXscript Listener, all turns out the same way.

And

$.modifiers[1].ButtonOp #CollapseVertex
$.modifiers[1].Commit()

not working properly too.

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Submitted by Nik on Tue, 2013-07-30 10:38.

Oo, thanx miauu but...

But I realized that I had to do it this way

http://youtu.be/l8-1XuedY7A

For me this for the time being difficult. Please help
And even to the same how this will be with attached objects.

Thanx for response.

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Submitted by miauu on Tue, 2013-07-30 06:44.

.

Try this:

polyop.collapseVerts $ (polyop.getVertSelection $)

Works only with editable poly objects

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