MWP: Motion Builder With Python
# In Python Editor,
print pyfbsdk;
# This will print pyfbsdk.pyd location.
# In my case, it prints like below
<module 'pyfbsdk' from 'C:\Program Files\Autodesk\MotionBuilder 2018\bin\x64\pyfbsdk.pyd'>
i3dmb.pyc is a core script file of i3d script collection for motionbuilder.
Save it in C:\Program Files\Autodesk\MotionBuilder 2018\bin\x64\ (My case)
More i3d scripts for motionbuilder are coming in 2020. ;)
# Command:
# This will open an folder where all other(non-core) i3d scripts should be saved.
import i3dmb as i3d;i3d.info().i3dFolder("script","open");
http://download.autodesk.com/us/motionbuilder/sdk-documentation/PythonSDK/main.html
http://download.autodesk.com/us/motionbuilder/sdk-documentation/PythonSDK/namespacepyfbsdk.html
http://docs.autodesk.com/MB/2014/ENU/MotionBuilder-SDK-Documentation/index.html?url=py_ref/index.html,topicNumber=py_ref_index_html52054da9-cc6b-4157-9024-8a39462a4a40
print pyfbsdk;
# This will print pyfbsdk.pyd location.
# In my case, it prints like below
<module 'pyfbsdk' from 'C:\Program Files\Autodesk\MotionBuilder 2018\bin\x64\pyfbsdk.pyd'>
i3dmb.pyc is a core script file of i3d script collection for motionbuilder.
Save it in C:\Program Files\Autodesk\MotionBuilder 2018\bin\x64\ (My case)
More i3d scripts for motionbuilder are coming in 2020. ;)
# Command:
# This will open an folder where all other(non-core) i3d scripts should be saved.
import i3dmb as i3d;i3d.info().i3dFolder("script","open");
- Python Scripting for MotionBuilder 2011 - Reference Guide (pyfbsdk)
http://download.autodesk.com/us/motionbuilder/sdk-documentation/PythonSDK/main.html
- pyfbsdk Namespace Reference
http://download.autodesk.com/us/motionbuilder/sdk-documentation/PythonSDK/namespacepyfbsdk.html
- Python Scripting Reference Guide (pyfbsdk) 2014
http://docs.autodesk.com/MB/2014/ENU/MotionBuilder-SDK-Documentation/index.html?url=py_ref/index.html,topicNumber=py_ref_index_html52054da9-cc6b-4157-9024-8a39462a4a40
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