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Is it possible to extract the part of the script which creates the motion trail for a "one click" command as shelf button to create a trail with the currently selected object? So what I think of is having the script on a hotkey. If you press it you instantly get a trail for your selected object. And if you press another hotkey the trail will be deleted. It would be a really quick way to check the arcs of an object. Which would be cool with your tracker, because its incredibly fast.
I found a solution for what I was looking for. You have to keep the cMotionTrail window open in background. Then you put this script on a shelf button or hotkey "getcMPrefs 0;" which creates the trail. And to remove it you can use that script "select -r "*:*cMotionTrail*" ;
Delete;" So you can turn the trails on and off very quickly.
darkman222
Comments on this feature request:
darkman222 said over 8 years ago:
jordanjsantiago@gmail.com said almost 7 years ago: