Python code doesn't work

[2368457978]

Hello, everyone, I want to control parameters through Python. Why is it useless? Is there a problem with my script?

def yetivision():
    mod = cmds.ls(sl=True, dag=True)
    for each in mod:                
        vision=int(cmds.checkBox('yetiSubdivision', q=1, v=1))    
        cmds.setAttr(each + ".yetiSubdivision",vision)                                                             

 

def yetiset_name():
	name=str(cmds.textFieldGrp('yetiUVSetName', q=1, text=1))
	mod = cmds.ls(sl=True, dag=True)
	for each in mod:
		cmds.setAttr(each + ".yetiUVSetName",name)	
				
								
cmds.checkBox('yetiSubdivision',*args:SubdIter(), w=100, h=30, v=0, label="yetiSubdivision")

cmds.textFieldGrp('yetiUVSetName', w=300, h=30)
cmds.button("O K",w=60, bgc=(0.4, 0.2, 0.3), h=30, c="yetiset_name()")
															

[jmreinhart]

def yetivision():
    mod = cmds.ls(sl=True, dag=True)
    for each in mod:                
        vision=int(cmds.checkBox('yetiSubdivision', q=1, v=1))    
        cmds.setAttr(each + ".yetiSubdivision",vision)                                                             

def yetiset_name():
	name=str(cmds.textFieldGrp('yetiUVSetName', q=1, text=1))
	mod = cmds.ls(sl=True, dag=True)
	for each in mod:
		cmds.setAttr(each + ".yetiUVSetName",name)	
				
								
cmds.window( title='Gradient Control For OptionVar')
cmds.columnLayout()
cmds.checkBox('yetiSubdivision', w=100, h=30, v=0, label="yetiSubdivision")
cmds.textFieldGrp('yetiUVSetName', w=300, h=30)
cmds.button("O K",w=60, bgc=(0.4, 0.2, 0.3), h=30, c="yetiset_name()")
cmds.setParent( '..' )
cmds.showWindow()

I fixed the syntax error by deleting the "args" thing you had. Not sure what you were intending to do with that.

I also made an actual window for the tool so it doesnt get added to the current window.

def yetivision isn't getting called but I don't know how you wanted to connect it to the UI.

If you have other problems it would help if you were more specific, like say what the behavior you want that you aren't getting.

[2368457978]

I hope to open and close yetiSubdivision by clicking checkBox, fill in the name of the set by textFieldGrpUI and click OK to update the properties under the shape of the property panel in real time.

This is an attribute execution command.

setAttr "pSphereShape1.yetiSubdivision" 1;
setAttr "pSphereShape1.yetiSubdivision" 0;

setAttr -type "string" pSphereShape1.yetiUVSetName "2";
setAttr -type "string" pSphereShape1.yetiUVSetName "aaa";

[jmreinhart · Accepted solution]

def yetivision(vision):
    mod = cmds.ls(sl=True, dag=True)
    print mod
    for each in mod:      
        if cmds.objExists(each + ".yetiSubdivision"):              
            cmds.setAttr(each + ".yetiSubdivision",vision)                                                             

def yetiset_name():
	name=str(cmds.textFieldGrp('yetiUVSetName', q=1, text=1))
	mod = cmds.ls(sl=True, dag=True)
	for each in mod:
	   if cmds.objExists(each + ".yetiUVSetName"):    
		    cmds.setAttr(each + ".yetiUVSetName",name, type = 'string')	
				
								
cmds.window( title='Gradient Control For OptionVar')
cmds.columnLayout()
cmds.checkBox('yetiSubdivision', w=100, h=30, v=0, label="yetiSubdivision", changeCommand = yetivision)
cmds.textFieldGrp('yetiUVSetName', w=300, h=30)
cmds.button("O K",w=60, bgc=(0.4, 0.2, 0.3), h=30, c="yetiset_name()")
cmds.setParent( '..' )
cmds.showWindow()

This script does that. 

Most widgets in MEL have a changeCommand flag that let you link the widget to a command, make sure you're checking the doc page for the commands, because a lot of this stuff is written there.