Hello,

I’m watching the 3dquakers scripting 101 training at the moment and trying to follow along in python. I hit a brick wall when Charbel starts building the spacer tool, because in the Jscript he’s writing he sets a path constraint and path percentage of multiple objects with a for loop. I have the for loop working, but instead of the objects being spaced along the curve evenly they all end up with the same value. The python for it I believe is:

xsi.SetValue(object.kine.pathperc, 100/number of objects) #this is probably not the exact syntax, I’m not in front of my computer with xsi at the moment.

The 100/number of objects would basicly positin the objects along the curve evenly. Just like when you have multiple objects constrained to the same path and with all of them selected you type in their multiple path constraints ppg L(1,100). But with Python I do not get that result, I get a single value thats then given to all my objects.

I hope people understand what I’m asking ?_?

Quentin

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ok, so a friend of mine reminded me to multiply the iterator by the subsequent values, i.e. instead of 100/count, it might be i*100/count. Maybe...........but cant try it until later, im not in front of my personal machine, /+"SCREAMS/+"

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