Hi @m_magalhaes Thanks for the response and clarification specially with the def __init___ and def InitValuesthat was news to me. The plug-in works as expected. Have a great day ahead!

hi, without any further feedback, this thread will be considered as solve tomorrow. Cheers Manuel

Hi Riccardo, Thank you for the detailed answer. With the many options available, I chose one that fits best with our installer. Again, thanks for the help! Maxime

@m_adam Thanks

to be honest - i don't know where my fault was. Unhappily i didn't commit the not working version. In my plugin i already used a virtual doc for some other calculations. thank you! vd.ExecutePasses(c4d.threading.GeGetCurrentThread(), True, True, True, c4d.BUILDFLAGS_NONE) md = c4d.modules.mograph.GeGetMoData(matrix) for m in md.GetArray(c4d.MODATA_MATRIX): rdPoints.append(m.off) works like a sharm.

Hi @mike, I just wanted to confirm what @chuanzhen said. For more information see the C4DAtom Manual about the dirty stuff. Cheers, Maxime.

@m_magalhaes said in Matrix/HPB to XYZ and vice versa: convert the matrix to XYZ xyz = c4d.utils.MatrixToHPB(m, order=c4d.ROTATIONORDER_XYZGLOBAL) # convert from radian to deg for i in xrange(3): xyz[i] = c4d.utils.RadToDeg(xyz[i]) print xyz Works perfectly. Thanks!

@r_gigante @Cairyn Thanks for the thorough explanation. I underestimated the task. I initially thought it was just an easy click since the function is already available as a generator. I was looking for the same behavior in Maya. Where the subdivision deformer or modifier is not a separate object. So I can select objects easily. Anyhow, will settle for what is available in C4D currently. Thank you. Will close this for now.

hello, It's not related to Iterator. This simple example also complain about the default constructor. #include <iostream> class MYINT { public: MYINT(int inInt) { _myint = inInt; }; private: int _myint; }; int main() { MYINT myint; system("pause"); return 0; } It should say 'hey i don't have any constructor with no parameters". But if you give him something to initialize with it understand. MYINT myint = MYINT(10); MYINT myOtherInt = 10; MYINT myThirdInt(10); all this will end with _myint = 10; Cheers Manuel

@s_bach Oh, i miss a important part, thank you!

@lasselauch I guess I need to revisit the script in the link above when I need to bake user data. Anyway, your script will do at the moment. It's readable enough for my newbie eyes It works as I expected! Thanks for the handy script. @m_adam Thanks for the confirmation!

hello, if you can give us feedback that would be awesome. Cheers Manuel

hi @bentraje , Just to confirm @mp5gosu answer. We can also point you to BaseDocument manual where you have some information about ExecutePasses Cheers Manuel

Thanks, Mike for providing them, as said before be aware that if you encounter slowdown for the autocompletion and in typing in your IDE, it may come from here Cheers, Maxime.

Thanks @m_adam. Works as expected. My bad, I was looking at the documentation hierarchy erroneously (i.e c4d > modules > graphview > GvNode) Just a note: I think the if Multiply: line is supposed to be if isMultiply:. Thanks again. Have a great day ahead!

hello, this thread will be considered as Solved tomorrow is you have nothing to add. Cheers Manuel

hello, this thread will be considered as Solved tomorrow is you have nothing to add. Cheers Manuel

Hi sorry I overlooked your answers. If you want to have something more consistent you should store it into the scene. So the things that make more sense is to store it into the basecontainer of the current GvNode. Like so import c4d def main(): if not c4d.threading.GeIsMainThread(): return bc = op.GetDataInstance() # Get an unique ID at https://developers.maxon.net/forum/pid store_value = bc[1000001] if Input1 != store_value: print "Something changed" bc[1000001] = Input1 else: print "Nothing changed" Cheers, Maxime.

Hi temple, thanks for reaching out us. With regard to your question, I confirm that it's not possible to switch to Python 3.x since R20 is compiled against Python 2.x. Best, Riccardo

My workaround still works for earlier version so you don't really need to check for version but it's up to you. Cheers, Maxime.