Category: console

Selected a node a print: the actual value of each attribute, limits, type …

import flame

mynode = flame.batch.current_node.get_value()

print '******** ', mynode.name, ' ********'
print ''

# mynode_attr will be a list
mynode_attr = mynode.attributes

# sort the list
mynode_attr.sort()

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Options to select newly created nodes.

Option 1: create a node and set it as selected (True)

import flame
# create a node
mynode = flame.batch.create_node("Mux")

mynode.name = "node1"

wanted_node = flame.batch.get_node("node1")

wanted_node.selected = True

print wanted_node.name

Option 2: create 2 nodes … Read more

Author: Stefan

Playing around with displaying sockets and connections infos.
Just a starting point.

Either paste the code or open the script in the console then run it and look at the prints (console and shell). Add more prints as you … Read more

As the title says, simply prints a list of all available nodes in batch.

batch list nodes

import flame

print 'AVAILABLE NODES IN BATCH: '
print ''
for nt in flame.batch.node_types:
    print nt

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