@m_magalhaes Hey!

Added the code you provided and it works nicely, thanks so much!

Cheers,

Sandi

@zipit Thanks for this, I tried, doesn't seem to work with DelBit(), it does change the state, so if I read it back with GetBit() it says false, but it doesn't reflect in OM or AM.

But thanks anyway, this is more a visual thing anyway, would be cool to fix but it works without it too, just more confusing

@m_magalhaes I am talking about the bold orange Highlight on selected field object when it is not actually selected in the OM but trough the field list

I would like to remove this, deselect everything inside Field list, if possible.

Thanks.

edit :
new question, forked from this thread

Hey @zipit,

Thanks for the detailed explanation about type, will try following it from now on.

Tested FIeldLists implementation and it seems to work very well so far, the only thing I struggle is with "half selected" (bold orange) elements in fieldlists, is there a way to deselect them all like with volumebuilder, where you simply call:

    for i in xrange(0, obj.GetListEntryCount()):
        obj.SetSelected(i, 0)

Thanks again,

Sandi

Hey zipit,

thanks you so much for this, works like a charm.

It only fails on Text and MoText object, I think it is because "font" attribute, it is returning error "AttributeError: Parameter value not accessible (object unknown in Python)"
Any idea how to get around this?
Edit: Found solution here: https://developers.maxon.net/forum/topic/10248/13738_iterate-attributes/5

Manuel, thanks for pointing me to that, will follow it from now on np.

p.s. sorry about type() I usually copy paste code until it works and that works

Cheers,

Sandi

Hello,

I wrote a script that does a simple check up if the selected object is used in any Link or InExcludeData field trough the scene (objects, tags, nodes..), so you can debug a messy project and find out which objects are important or not.

I never updated it to include Field list, so I come here for help since I am lost.
The code to crawl trough is as follows

def iter_container(bc):
    for value in bc:
        if type(value[1]) == c4d.InExcludeData:
            for i in range(0, value[1].GetObjectCount()):
                if value[1].ObjectFromIndex(doc, i) == op:
                    return 1
        if value[1] == op:
            return 1

I figured out I have to check

if type(value[1]) == c4d.FieldList:

But how do iterate trough it and check each objects like with inexcludedata?

Thanks for help!

Sandi