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Hello!

Is there a working script to select object by shader in Clarisse some where? I found this script a while ago I don't know where I found it but it stops only with one object selected. Anybody that knows a better script or how to fix the script to select all objects? Thank you in advance.

python code

import ix
# from clarisse_helper import *
import pprint


def list_all_objects():
    """
    List all objects in the scene.
    """
    all_objects = ix.api.OfObjectArray()
    all_classes = ix.application.get_factory().get_classes().get_classes()
    object_list = []

    for c in all_classes:
        c_name = c.get_name()
        ix.application.get_factory().get_all_objects(c_name, all_objects)
        for o in all_objects:
            object_list.append(o.get_full_name())

    return list(set(object_list))


def get_shader_relations(object_list):
    """
    Returns a dictionary with all the shader relations for the given objects.
    """
    shader_relations = {}
    for obj in object_list:
        obj = ix.get_item(obj)
        try:
            shader = obj.attrs.materials[0]
            shader_name = str(shader.get_name())
            if not shader_name in shader_relations.keys():
                shader_relations[shader_name] = [obj]
            else:
                shader_relations[shader_name].append(obj)
        except:
            pass
    return shader_relations


print("--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------")
# Get shader relations for entire scene
shader_relations = get_shader_relations(list_all_objects())
print("All shader relations:")
pprint.pprint(shader_relations)
# print(ix.selection[0].attrs.materials)

try:
    selection = ix.selection.get_objects()[0]
except:
    raise RuntimeError("You didn't select anything it seems.")
# ix.selection.select()

selection = str(selection).rpartition("/")[-1]
related_objects = shader_relations[selection][0].get_full_name()
print("Related_objects: {0} - {1}".format(type(related_objects), related_objects))# TODO only the selection and sorting remains...
ix.selection.select(ix.get_item(related_objects))
# print(selection)
# print(shader_relations[selection])

This feature is already inside clarisse within the select tab. Very useful to know!