I have imported a file "test_v001.mb" with the namespace "hello". Is there a way where I can remove colon and replace it with underscore in the outliner?
import maya.cmds as cmds
test_file = "D:/test/test_v001.mb"
cmds.file(test_file, i=True, typ='mayaBinary', ra=True, mnc=False, op="v=0;", ns="hello", pr=True, lrd="all")
In the screenshot below I have done manually for the third one. I have to do this for a big file so trying to automate it.
When I don't give any namespace in the file command then the column is replaced by underscore in the outliner which is exactly what I need like below. But instead of the filename as a default prefix I want "hello" in the outliner. Is this easier to achieve?
Also if I give namespace as ":" then I don't even get any namespace and column. So adding prefix is another option but that's only available in MEl.
Maya uses :
as namespace and doesn't seem to be flexible about it.
The colon (':') character is the separator used to separate the names of namespaces and nodes instead of the slash ('/') or backslash ('\\') character.
The code below might be helpful in replacing hello:
with hello_
:
import pymel.core as pc
pc.namespace(set = ":") # just in case if there is any preset namespace
for obj in pc.ls(rn=False): # Referenced objects cannot be renamed
if "hello:" in obj:
pc.rename(obj, obj.replace(":", "_"))
Namespaces sure can be removed .
The renamingPrefix can be used while importing file to resolve nodes with prefixes instead of namespace. In your case cmd.file(,,rpr = "hello",,,)
could be used.
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