parmTuple(path)
→ hou.ParmTuple or None
If the path starts with a /
, Houdini will look for a parameter tuple with
that exact path. Otherwise, the Houdini searches relative to the current node
path. For each occurrence of ..
in the path, Houdini will move up one node
from the current node location.
When a parameter is evaluating, hou.pwd() returns the node containing that parameter, so hou.parmTuple() can be used inside expressions to perform relative parameter references.
>>> node = hou.node("/obj").createNode("geo") >>> node.path() '/obj/geo1' >>> hou.parmTuple("/obj/geo1/t") <hou.ParmTuple t in /obj/geo1> >>> hou.setPwd(node) >>> hou.parmTuple("tx") <hou.ParmTuple t in /obj/geo1>
Raises hou.NotAvailable if you call it from MPlay.
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