pymel.core.general.itemFilterRender¶

itemFilterRender(*args, **kwargs)¶

Flags:

Long Name / Short Name		Argument Types	Properties
anyTextures / at		bool
category / cat		unicode
classification / cls		unicode
exclusiveLights / exl		bool
exists / ex		bool
lightSets / ls		bool
lights / l		bool
linkedLights / ll		bool
listBuiltInFilters / lbf		bool
listOtherFilters / lof		bool
listUserFilters / luf		bool
negate / neg		bool
nodeClassification / nc		unicode
nonExclusiveLights / nxl		bool
nonIlluminatingLights / nil		bool
parent / p		unicode
postProcess / pp		bool
renderUtilityNode / run		bool
renderableObjectSets / ros		bool
renderingNode / rn		bool
shaders / s		bool
text / t		unicode
textures2d / t2d		bool
textures3d / t3d		bool
texturesProcedural / tp		bool

Derived from mel command maya.cmds.itemFilterRender

Example:

import pymel.core as pm

#    If an object is a shader or any type of texture, it will pass
#    this filter.
#


#    If an object is not a 3d Texture, it will pass this filter.
#
no3dTextures = pm.itemFilterRender(negate=True, textures3d=True)

#    A couple more filters.  One showing only lights, the other showing
#    everything but lights.
#
lights = pm.itemFilterRender(lights=True)
noLights = pm.itemFilterRender(lights=True, negate=True)

#    Create a window with an outliner editor, along with some buttons that
#    will apply a different filter to the outliner.
#
window = pm.window()
form = pm.formLayout()
editor = pm.outlinerEditor(showDagOnly=False)
column = pm.columnLayout(adjustableColumn=True)
pm.button( label='No Filter',            command='pm.outlinerEditor("'+editor+'", edit=True, filter="")')
# Result: ui.Button('window1|formLayout58|columnLayout54|button46') #
pm.button( label='Shaders and Textures', command='pm.outlinerEditor("'+editor+'", edit=True, filter="'+shadersAndTextures+'")')
pm.button( label='No 3D Textures',       command='pm.outlinerEditor("'+editor+'", edit=True, filter="'+no3dTextures+'")')
pm.button( label='Light',                command='pm.outlinerEditor("'+editor+'", edit=True, filter="'+lights+'")')
pm.button( label='No Light',             command='pm.outlinerEditor("'+editor+'", edit=True, filter="'+noLights+'")')
input = pm.selectionConnection(worldList=True)
pm.editor( editor, edit=True, mainListConnection=input )

#    Apply the layout attachments.
#
pm.formLayout(form, edit=True,
                attachForm=((column, 'top',    0), (column, 'left', 0),
                            (column, 'bottom', 0), (editor, 'top', 0),
                            (editor, 'bottom', 0), (editor, 'right', 0)),
                attachNone=(column, 'right'),
                attachControl=(editor, 'left', 0, column))

#    Put some objects in the scene.
#
pm.spotLight()
pm.pointLight()
pm.shadingNode( 'bulge', asTexture=True )
pm.shadingNode( 'checker', asTexture=True )
pm.shadingNode( 'granite', asTexture=True )
pm.shadingNode( 'wood', asTexture=True )
pm.shadingNode( 'lambert', asShader=True )
pm.shadingNode( 'blinn', asShader=True )

pm.showWindow( window )