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Now it is easy to loop through the individual elements of userSelection. A simple for … in loop will do the job. The process of checking whether rigid body dynamics is already activated or not should not be difficult, as it is simply an if-condition. Reading out the current “@ mass” value is also no mysteryIn case an object is already an active rigid body, the script will change its mass. So the body of the script could look like this:
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userSelection = scene.getSelectedNodes()
for node in userSelection:
rbdState = node.getParameter("Dynamics")
if (rbdState != "Active rigid body"):
node.setParameter("Dynamics", "Active rigid body")
currentMass = node.getParameter("@ mass") |
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from time import *
import random
startTime = clock()
percentVariation = 10
userSelection = scene.getSelectedNodes()
for node in userSelection:
rbdState = node.getParameter("Dynamics")
if (rbdState != "Active rigid body"):
node.setParameter("Dynamics", "Active rigid body")
currentMass = node.getParameter("@ mass")
range = (currentMass / 100) * (percentVariation / 2)
randomValue = random.uniform(-range, range)
newMass = currentMass + randomValue
node.setParameter("@ mass", newMass)
endTime = clock()
diffTime = endTime - startTime
scene.message("\nProcess finshed...\nElapsed time: "+str(diffTime)+" seconds") |
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