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stevew
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stevew
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ret = propGlasses.SetVisible(RLPy.RTime(10000),true) print(ret)
I am able to get the glasses in the scene and positioned but I get className error when setting to visible.
What I am missing here please.
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videodv
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videodv
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You have the set visible time to 10000 I think default is 8000 so try and set the time to say 1000 as a test.
Hope it helps
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stevew
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stevew
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I’ll try later.
I thought this setting was the time when the visibility would be set to true or false ?
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stevew
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stevew
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SetVisible ( self, kTime, bVisible )Set the prop's visibility at a given point in time. Parameters- kTime [IN] Specifies the time to set visible - RTime
- bVisible [IN] Visible status - bool
Returns- Success - RLPy.RStatus.Success
- Failure - RLPy.RStatus.Failure
1 prop = RLPy.RScene.FindObject(RLPy.EObjectType_Prop, "Box")2 ret = prop.SetVisible( RLPy.RTime( 67 ), false )3 print(ret)It sounds like I have a import missing ????
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stevew
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stevew
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Found the error.
I had false instead of False
Not a very good error message 😞
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