def deexVrayFastAbout(self):
myAge = self.calculateAge('26,9,1986')
aboutMessage = 'Deex Vray Fast was created by Damien Bataille, alias DeeX.\n'
aboutMessage += 'This tool is Free and can be found on www.deex.info\n'
aboutMessage += "If you like this tool, don't hesitate to say thank and encourage me by email.\n"
aboutMessage += 'I am a french lighting TD and lookDev TD, ' + myAge + '.\n'
aboutMessage += 'I will look for a job in VFX in Canada or USA in 2012.\n'
aboutMessage += 'If you are interested to work with me, contact me.\n'
aboutMessage += 'Deex'
pm.confirmDialog(title='About', message=aboutMessage, button=['Close'], defaultButton='Close', cancelButton='Close', dismissString='Close')
def initialize(self):
if pm.objExists('vraySettings'):
if pm.getAttr('defaultRenderGlobals.currentRenderer') == 'vray':
self.arsenalQuality.initializeSet()
if not self.initializePythonScript():
OpenMaya.MGlobal.displayError('[Arsenal] You must to upgrade your Vray')
return False
self.loadArsenalPlugin()
return True
else:
result = pm.confirmDialog(title='Set Vray', message='Vray is not your current render engine, set Vray to the current engine ?\n', button=['OK', 'Cancel'], defaultButton='OK', cancelButton='Cancel', dismissString='Cancel')
if result == 'OK':
self.loadVray()
self.arsenalQuality.initializeSet()
if not self.initializePythonScript():
OpenMaya.MGlobal.displayError('[Arsenal] You must to upgrade your Vray')
return False
self.loadArsenalPlugin()
return True
OpenMaya.MGlobal.displayError('[Arsenal] Can not switch to Vray engine')
return False
elif pm.getAttr('defaultRenderGlobals.currentRenderer') == 'vray':
result = pm.confirmDialog(title='Vray setting', message='Vray settings not found, reload Vray properly ?\n', button=['OK', 'Cancel'], defaultButton='OK', cancelButton='Cancel', dismissString='Cancel')
if result == 'OK':
self.loadVray()
self.arsenalQuality.initializeSet()
if not self.initializePythonScript():
OpenMaya.MGlobal.displayError('[Arsenal] You must to upgrade your Vray')
return False
self.loadArsenalPlugin()
return True
else:
OpenMaya.MGlobal.displayError('[Arsenal] vraySetting not found')
return False
else:
result = pm.confirmDialog(title='Load Vray', message='Vray is not your current render engine, load Vray ?\n(take some seconds)', button=['OK', 'Cancel'], defaultButton='OK', cancelButton='Cancel', dismissString='Cancel')
if result == 'OK':
self.loadVray()
self.arsenalQuality.initializeSet()
if not self.initializePythonScript():
OpenMaya.MGlobal.displayError('[Arsenal] You must to upgrade your Vray')
return False
self.loadArsenalPlugin()
return True
else:
OpenMaya.MGlobal.displayError('[Arsenal] Vray not loaded')
return False
def prompt(msg='',
opts=None,
typeToReturn=None,
okOnly=False,
returnEmptyStringAsNone=True,
**kargs):
"""
Get a prompt and as soon as it's done, return the results.
Can be told to return a string, int or float using:
typeToReturn='string' or 'int' or 'float'
By default if the user enters nothing,
the return value will be: None
Most of the time this is useful so the return value doesn't have to be checked to ensure
it isn't an empty string.
To return empty strings instead, set
returnEmptyStringAsNone to False
"""
if opts is None:
opts = kargs
opts.setdefault('message', msg)
opts.setdefault('title', 'Maya')
if okOnly:
opts.setdefault('button', ['OK'])
else:
opts.setdefault('button', ['OK', 'Cancel'])
opts.setdefault('dismissString', 'Cancel')
if okOnly:
result = pm.confirmDialog(**opts)
text = None
else:
if result == 'OK':
text = pm.promptDialog(query=True, text=True)
else:
text = None
if returnEmptyStringAsNone:
## at this point text should always be in string-like form
## or the None object
## it won't be an int or float or something yet
## so it's safe to test it this way
if not text:
text = None
if not text is None:
if typeToReturn == 'string':
text = str(text)
if typeToReturn == 'float':
text = float(text)
elif typeToReturn == 'int':
text = int(text)
return text
else:
return text
import PySide.QtGui as ModQtGui
return ModQtGui.QDialog( mwin )
@classmethod
def infoPrompt(cls, msg='message', title='Maya' ):
cls.prompt( msg=msg, title=title, okOnly=True )
return None
@staticmethod
def prompt( msg='', opts=None, typeToReturn=None, okOnly=False, returnEmptyStringAsNone=True, **kargs ):
"""
Get a prompt and as soon as it's done, return the results.
Can be told to return a string, int or float using:
typeToReturn='string' or 'int' or 'float'
By default if the user enters nothing,
the return value will be: None
Most of the time this is useful so the return value doesn't have to be checked to ensure
it isn't an empty string.
To return empty strings instead, set
returnEmptyStringAsNone to False
"""
if opts is None:
opts = kargs
opts.setdefault( 'message', msg )
opts.setdefault( 'title', 'Maya' )
if okOnly:
opts.setdefault( 'button', [ 'OK' ] )
else:
opts.setdefault( 'button', [ 'OK', 'Cancel'] )
opts.setdefault( 'dismissString', 'Cancel' )
if okOnly:
result = pm.confirmDialog(**opts)
text = None
else:
result = pm.promptDialog(**opts)
if result == 'OK':
text = pm.promptDialog(query=True, text=True)
else:
text = None
if returnEmptyStringAsNone:
## at this point text should always be in string-like form
## or the None object
## it won't be an int or float or something yet
## so it's safe to test it this way
if not text:
text = None
def message_win_ui(self, win_title, win_message):
pm.confirmDialog(title=win_title,
message=win_message,
button='Ok',
defaultButton='Ok')
return None