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Code: Select all

objAll = ix.api.OfObjectVector()
objType = ["TextureMapFile", "TextureStreamedMapFile"]

for i in objType:
    ix.application.get_matching_objects(objAll, "./*", ix.application.get_working_context(), i)#

selObj = []

if len(objAll):
    for obj in objAll:
        tex_path = obj.get_attribute("filename").get_string()
        file = tex_path.split("/")[-1]#
        ext = file.split(".")[0]#
        #print str(obj)

        if str(ext) == "desert3":
            selObj.append(str(obj))

    if len(selObj):
        print len(selObj)
        ix.selection.select(ix.get_item(str(selObj)))

ix.selection.select(ix.get_item(str(selObj))) Report errors！

sel = ['project://scene/RDT_collection_one_smap', 'project://scene/RDT_collection_one_map']
ix.application.set_selection(str(sel))

What is the right choice?

Hello,

The ix.selection class has several method. One of them is select() and set the selection on the item we set as argument. If you want to have several objects in you selection you can use the method add(). This will ad objects (one by one) to the selection.

python code

ix.selection.select(ix.get_item("project://scene/box")) # will replace the current selection by the box
ix.selection.add(ix.get_item("project://scene/box")) # will add to the current selection the box if it doesn't inside of the selection

Regards

bvaldes wrote:Hello,

The ix.selection class has several method. One of them is select() and set the selection on the item we set as argument. If you want to have several objects in you selection you can use the method add(). This will ad objects (one by one) to the selection.

python code

ix.selection.select(ix.get_item("project://scene/box")) # will replace the current selection by the box
ix.selection.add(ix.get_item("project://scene/box")) # will add to the current selection the box if it doesn't inside of the selection

Regards

Thanks yous reply.