def lockUnlockAttr(obj, attr, lockState, useLockHide):
try:
cmd.setAttr('%s.%s' % (obj, attr), edit=True, lock=lockState)
except RuntimeError as err:
if useLockHide:
cmd._lock_n_hide(obj, attribute=attr, lock=lockState, I_know_what_Im_doing_and_wont_complain_if_I_fuck_shit_up=1)
else:
raise err
def lockUnlockAttr(obj, attr, lockState, useLockHide):
try:
cmd.setAttr('%s.%s' % (obj, attr), edit=True, lock=lockState)
except RuntimeError as err:
if useLockHide:
cmd._lock_n_hide(
obj,
attribute=attr,
lock=lockState,
I_know_what_Im_doing_and_wont_complain_if_I_fuck_shit_up=1)
else:
raise err
def callLockHideCommand(node, attribute, lock=-1, hide=-1):
'''A simple wrapper for the lock_n_hide command.
Want to call this on your own? READ THE ENTIRE DOCUMENTATION.
This method is useful because lock_n_hide has some obfuscation to help
prevent users from accidentally calling it (or developers who haven't read
the documentation)'''
kwargs = {'attribute': attribute, 'I_know_what_Im_doing_and_wont_complain_if_I_fuck_shit_up': 1}
if lock != -1:
kwargs['lock'] = lock
if hide != -1:
kwargs['hide'] = hide
cmd._lock_n_hide(node, **kwargs)
def callLockHideCommand(node, attribute, lock=-1, hide=-1):
'''A simple wrapper for the lock_n_hide command.
Want to call this on your own? READ THE ENTIRE DOCUMENTATION.
This method is useful because lock_n_hide has some obfuscation to help
prevent users from accidentally calling it (or developers who haven't read
the documentation)'''
kwargs = {
'attribute': attribute,
'I_know_what_Im_doing_and_wont_complain_if_I_fuck_shit_up': 1
}
if lock != -1:
kwargs['lock'] = lock
if hide != -1:
kwargs['hide'] = hide
cmd._lock_n_hide(node, **kwargs)
