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Create a Bone object in 3dsMax 2017
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| import MaxPlus | |
| import pymxs | |
| import random | |
| rt = pymxs.runtime | |
| bone = pymxs.runtime.boneSys.createBone(rt.Point3(0, 0, 0), rt.Point3(8, 0, 0), rt.Point3(0,0,1)) | |
| hash = random.getrandbits(128) | |
| bone.Name = str(hash) | |
| node = [x for x in MaxPlus.Core.GetRootNode().Children if x.Name == str(hash)][0] | |
| node.SetName('blah') | |
| node.BaseObject.ParameterBlock.Length.Value = 3 * 10.0 | |
| node.BaseObject.ParameterBlock.Width.Value = 10.0 | |
| node.BaseObject.ParameterBlock.Height.Value = 10.0 | |
| node.Scaling = MaxPlus.Point3(3, 3, 3) | |
| node.Position = MaxPlus.Point3(20, 20, 20) | |
| help(MaxPlus.Quat) | |
| node.Rotation = MaxPlus.Quat() |
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The hashing is to ensure I can find the object after creation through the runtime. If anyone knows a more direct way to convert from the wrapped object that the run time returns to a MaxPlus node type I'd appreciate the insight.