In query mode, return type is based on queried flag.
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-allNodes(-all)
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Select which nodes are to be used for the operation.
If it is not set then the selection list will be used. If nothing is selected
all nodes in the scene will be used.
This flag can be used in query mode to find the set of frozen nodes in the scene.
It can also be used in create mode with filters (displayLayers, invisible,
or frozen) to target a specific subset of nodes in the scene.
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-displayLayers(-dl)
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If this flag is enabled then the display layers on the list to be processed
will be walked. Any nodes they control will be added to the processing list,
providing the display layer visibility control is off and not connected.
Note: Animated visibility or enabled states will be treated as matches to
be thorough. No attempt is made to check for static animation.
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-downstream(-dn)
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If this flag is enabled then the frozen state will attempt to propagate
downstream from the selected nodes. e.g. the mesh shape deformations being
controlled by a skeleton rig.
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-forceDownstream(-fd)
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If this flag is enabled then the frozen state will attempt to propagate
downstream from the selected nodes. e.g. the mesh shape deformations being
controlled by a skeleton rig. Unlike the downstream flag though this one
will freeze downstream nodes even if they have other, unfrozen, inputs.
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-frozen(-f)
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If this flag is enabled then the list of nodes to be processed will be
filtered out so that only nodes with the frozen attribute already set are
included. Otherwise all nodes being processed will first have their frozen
attribute set before propagating the frozen state.
This flag would only be used if nodes were previously frozen and the command
is used to propagate the frozen state through the graph.
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-invisible(-i)
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If this flag is enabled then the invisible nodes on the list to be processed
will be walked. Any nodes below them in the DAG hierarchy will be added to
the processing list, providing the visibility attribute is not connected.
Note: Animated visibility states will be treated as a match to
be thorough. No attempt is made to check for static animation.
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-noFreeze(-n)
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This flag previews the nodes that will be frozen without actually freezing them.
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-unfreeze(-uf)
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If this flag is enabled then the nodes being processed will have their frozen
state turned off instead of on. All of the same filtering and propagating will
be done when deciding which nodes to modify.
In query mode this flag switches from returning the already-frozen nodes to
returning the unfrozen nodes.
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-upstream(-up)
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If this flag is enabled then the frozen state will attempt to propagate
upstream through the selected nodes. e.g. the param curves feeding into
a frozen transform.
Heuristics are applied to this propagation to ensure that upstream nodes
that are still used by unfrozen nodes will stay unfrozen themselves.
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