Yes, exactly. I am a noob with python. I am trying to run it in maya, there's no errors the renaming wont work.
import csv
import sys
import maya.cmds
path = "E:\Reallusion\Pythonscript\Reallusion.csv"
header = next(reader) #The first line
data = [row for row in reader]
with open(path, 'r') as file:
Filedata = file.read()
csv_reader = csv.reader(csv_file, delimiter=',')
apple_names = []
fuse_names = []
for lines in csv_reader:
apple_names.append(lines[0])
fuse_names.append(lines[1])
def rename_morph_targets( node_name, attr_dict, quiet = False ):
# list to catch our failures
fail_list = [ ]
# How many targets there are in the alias list
number_of_targets = maya.cmds.getAttr( '{0}.weight'.format( node_name ), size = True )
# Iterate through the weight list
for index in range( 0, number_of_targets ):
# Query the name of the current blendshape weight
old_name = maya.cmds.aliasAttr( '{0}.weight[{1}]'.format( node_name, index ), query = True )
# If the old name isn't in the attr_dict, we're going to pass on it.
if old_name in attr_dict.keys( ):
# We're going to rename
new_name = attr_dict[ old_name ]
print 'Found old name: ', index, new_name, old_name
absolute_name = '{0}.weight[{1}]'.format( node_name, index )
maya.cmds.aliasAttr( new_name, absolute_name ) # Re-aliasing / Renaming occurs here.
if not quiet:
print 'Changed {0} -> {1}'.format( old_name, new_name )
# Add the failure to the fail list
else:
fail_list.append( old_name )
if fail_list:
maya.cmds.warning( '{0} names were not changed. Check console for details'.format( len( fail_list ) ) )
for name in fail_list:
print name
# running rename hard coding version
for idx,name in enumerate(fuse_names):
filedata = filedata.replace(name, apple_names[idx])
with open(path, 'w') as file:
file.write(filedata)
attr_dict = {apple_names.append(lines[0])}
node_name = 'CC_Base_Body_ncl1_1' # Name of the blendshape for Reallusion
rename_morph_targets( node_name, attr_dict )
