Return overall scene dimensions

Submitted by mogamma on Tue, 2021-05-11 14:32

Hi All,

I'm looking for a script which can return the overall dimensions of a scene.

In this case we want to apply it to our tree library of over 1000 trees. It can be tricky to gauge by eye how large a tree is. Obviously theres room to scale to a degree but only so far. An accurate starting point would be helpful.

I was hoping to be able to batch run this script and get an excel doc/csv reporting the file names and the overall dimensions (in this scenario Z scale or height is most important).

We'd then use that sheet to apply keywords for filtering trees by height in our library.

I saw someone have a go at this a few years back but didnt seem to get it resolved.
Any ideas??
Thanks!

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Submitted by jahman on Sat, 2021-05-22 22:48.

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objects.max - objects.min
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Submitted by mogamma on Tue, 2021-06-08 12:21.

Re object/scene total height

Hi Jahman,

Sorry only just seen this reply.
I know nothing about scripting.
I use Project Manager which apparently can allow me to batch run scripts on a load of nested files/folders.

So do you know how I could wrap up a script which would measure the total scene height and then put it into a csv/spreadhseet next to the file name?

So I end up with a sheet of my 1000+ trees with their heights in the next cell?

Thanks!

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Submitted by jahman on Tue, 2021-06-08 13:05.

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(dotNetClass "system.io.file").AppendAllText @"C:\temp.csv" ((pathConfig.appendPath maxFilePath maxFileName) + "," + ((objects.max - objects.min).z as string + "\n"))

run this snippet for each scene file

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