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I 'm not sure if you mean this, because its one of the most common functions when working with scripts that iterate through every frame, so you probably already heard about it... But the "refresh" command, which is responsible for windows updating in the Maya interface, has a "suspend" (-su) flag which prohibits windws from updating.
I 'm not sure if you mean this, because its one of the most common functions when working with scripts that iterate through every frame, so you probably already heard about it... But the "refresh" command, which is responsible for windows updating in the Maya interface, has a "suspend" (-su) flag which prohibits windws from updating.
the only thing it does is to bring me to the frame -10, I want to move forward of 1 frame ( relative to my position on the timeline) each time I run the command
I tried something like: currentTime -edit NEXTFRAME -update no; and also using different ways but it always update the viewport.
the only thing it does is to bring me to the frame -10, I want to move forward of 1 frame ( relative to my position on the timeline) each time I run the command
I tried something like: currentTime -edit NEXTFRAME -update no; and also using different ways but it always update the viewport.
