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Posted: 2024-02-16 09:24 AM
Hi everyone,
in a mimic I would like to write on a parameter of this same mimic via vb script.
I do this to animate a query with reference to the parameter.
Thanks!
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Posted: 2024-02-18 03:26 PM
You can do this by writing in script to:
Mimic.Layers("YourLayerName").Item("YourItemName").Whatever
Where "Whatever" is your new parameter, and can be "Whatever.Something.Else" for grouped parameters.
As far as I can tell you can only write literal values in scripting, not references, so if you use Mimic.Paramaters to pull in something passed in from the top mimic, and that parameter is changed at the top mimic, then you need to run the script again for the new value to be passed down
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Posted: 2024-02-18 03:26 PM
You can do this by writing in script to:
Mimic.Layers("YourLayerName").Item("YourItemName").Whatever
Where "Whatever" is your new parameter, and can be "Whatever.Something.Else" for grouped parameters.
As far as I can tell you can only write literal values in scripting, not references, so if you use Mimic.Paramaters to pull in something passed in from the top mimic, and that parameter is changed at the top mimic, then you need to run the script again for the new value to be passed down
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