The child polygons are retrieved for the current polygon. The
polygonChildren
function will simply append the 64-bit polygon IDs of the children to the
childPolylds
list.
subdFn.polygonChildren( polyld, childPolylds );
Now that all polygons at the current level have been visited, the new list of polygons
to visit is simply all child polygons.
polylds = childPolylds;
The final output text is displayed in the Script Editor.
MGlobal::displaylnfo( txt );
return MS::kSuccess;
1.0.4
CREATING AND CONVERTING
SUBDIVISION SURFACES
A subdivision surface can be created from either ...
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