# import pymel.core as pm
import maya.standalone
maya.standalone.initialize(name='python')
import maya.cmds as cmds
import os
# import Red9_Meta as r9Meta
import Red9.core.Red9_Meta as r9Meta
import Red9.core.Red9_CoreUtils as r9Core
import Red9.core.Red9_PoseSaver as r9Pose
import Red9.startup.setup as r9Setup
r9Setup.start(Menu=False)
# force the upAxis, just in case
r9Setup.mayaUpAxis('y')
red9MetaRigConfig = os.path.join(r9Setup.red9Presets(), 'Red9_MetaRig_unitTest.cfg')
def getPoseFolder():
return os.path.join(r9Setup.red9ModulePath(), 'tests', 'testFiles', 'MetaRig_Poses')
class Test_MetaRig():
'''
these are wrapped calls on MetaRig itself, note that compare goes via
the skeletonDict in the internal metaRig compare calls
'''
This is the main unittest for the Red9_Meta module and a good
example of what's expected and what the systems can do on simple data
================================================================
'''
#import pymel.core as pm
import maya.standalone
maya.standalone.initialize(name='python')
import Red9.core.Red9_AnimationUtils as r9Anim
import Red9.startup.setup as r9Setup
import maya.cmds as cmds
import os
r9Setup.start(Menu=False)
#force the upAxis, just in case
r9Setup.mayaUpAxis('y')
class Test_MirrorSetups(object):
def setup(self):
self.leftWrist='leftWrist'
self.leftFoot = 'leftFoot'
self.rightWrist = 'rightWrist'
self.rightFoot = 'rightFoot'
self.root = 'root'
cmds.polyCube(n=self.leftWrist)[0]
cmds.polyCube(n=self.leftFoot)[0]
