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    changing modata without effectors ?

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      On 23/03/2015 at 11:26, xxxxxxxx wrote:

      Hi all,

      is it possible to change mograph data without using python/coffee effectors ?

      All my code is inside one python tag. I can read all the modata from here but any use of "MoData.SetArray" seems to be without any effect. So I guess only the effector can write back any modata ? Can any type of python plugin write modata ?

      It's no problem to move some code to python effectors - I'm just curious whether there is any other way.

      regards,
      Jens

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        On 24/03/2015 at 07:25, xxxxxxxx wrote:

        Hi Jens,

        MoGraph data can only be changed in effectors.
        This is the way MoGraph data pipeline works and MoData class is designed to be used in the context of a Python effector only.

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          On 24/03/2015 at 07:34, xxxxxxxx wrote:

          Hi Yannick,

          ok - good to know. Thanks for the explanation.

          best wishes
          jens

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