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What do I have to type in the script editor to run the script?
import Tik_PlaceHighlight_v1.2
Tik_PlaceHighlight_v1.2()
just gives me a syntax error. I can run the script by sourceing it from the script editor menu, but I want to put it in a custom menu.
Thanks
Thats because of the dot in the filename.
And the window command is not defined as a function also.
Rename the file as Tik_Placehighlight, put it under the scripts directory then write this on a python tab
import Tik_PlaceHighlight
win = pm.window(height=100, width=200, title="Place Highlight")
layout = pm.columnLayout()
btn1 = pm.button(height=50, width=200, label='Start', command='pHighlightStart()' )
btn2 = pm.button(height=50, width=200, label='Finish', command='pHighlightFinish()' )
pm.showWindow()
Hope this helps,
regards
ekenryd
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