pymel.core.modeling.polyEditUV¶

polyEditUV(*args, **kwargs)¶

Command edits uvs on polygonal objects. When used with the query flag, it returns the uv values associated with the specified components.

Flags:

Long Name / Short Name		Argument Types	Properties
angle / a		float
	Specifies the angle value (in degrees) that the uv values are to be rotated by.
pivotU / pu		float
	Specifies the pivot value, in the u direction, about which the scale or rotate is to be performed.
pivotV / pv		float
	Specifies the pivot value, in the v direction, about which the scale or rotate is to be performed.
relative / r		bool
	Specifies whether this command is editing the values relative to the currently existing values. Default is true;
rotateRatio / rr		float
	Specifies the ratio value that the uv values are to be rotated by Default is 1.0
rotation / rot		bool
	Specifies whether this command is editing the values with rotation values
scale / s		bool
	Specifies whether this command is editing the values with scale values
scaleU / su		float
	Specifies the scale value in the u direction.
scaleV / sv		float
	Specifies the scale value in the v direction.
uValue / u		float
	Specifies the value, in the u direction - absolute if relative flag is false..
uvSetName / uvs		unicode
	Specifies the name of the uv set to edit uvs on. If not specified will use the current uv set if it exists.
vValue / v		float
	Specifies the value, in the v direction - absolute if relative flag is false.. Flag can have multiple arguments, passed either as a tuple or a list.

Derived from mel command maya.cmds.polyEditUV

Example:

import pymel.core as pm

# To query the u and v values of selected uvs:
pm.polyEditUV( query=True )
# To tweak the u and v values of selected uvs:
pm.polyEditUV( relative=True, uValue=0.05925926, vValue=0.05555556 )
# To set absolute values for u and v values of selected uvs:
pm.polyEditUV( relative=False, uValue=0.556, vValue=0.56 )
# To rotate selected uv points about a pivot:
pm.polyEditUV( pivotU=0.5, pivotV=0.5, angle=-15 )
# To scale selected uv points about a pivot:
pm.polyEditUV( pivotU=0.5, pivotV=0.5, scaleU=-0.06, scaleV=-0.06 )