Description

Creates one or more new modules of a specified type.

Use create to define one or more new objects in your scene. You may use this command to create any of the six object types: Markers, RigidBodies, Characters, BoneNodes, and Solvers. Various attributes of the object can be set at creation, including pre translation and pre rotation values, parent module, and the name of the module(s) to create.

Functional area

Data editing

Command syntax

Syntax

create moduleType "name1" ["name2"] ...[-addSelect] [-parent string] [-positionOffset vector] [-rotationOffset vector] [-preTranslation vector] [-preRotation vector] [-allClips] [-multiple integer]

Arguments

Name	Type	Required	Comments
`moduleName`	string	no	String name of the new module
`moduleType`	string	yes	Type of module to be created. Valid types are: Marker, RigidBody, Character, BoneNode, and Solver.

Flags

Name	Flag arguments	Argument type	Exclusive to	Comments
`copy`	0	—	—	Create copies of all selected objects of the named type. Copies will have same name but no other data in common.
`addSelect`	0	—	—	Do not reset the selection. Simply adds this new object to the current selection.
`parent`	1	string	—	Parent the newly created object to the object named here.
`preTranslation`	1	vector	—	Offset the newly created object by posOffsetVector from its parent.
`preRotation`	1	vector	—	Offset the newly created object by rotOffsetVector from its parent.
`allClips`	0	—	—	Add the new module to all clips (default is active clip only)
`positionOffset`	1	vector	—	Sets the pre translation value - deprecated: use `-preTranslation` instead
`rotationOffset`	1	vector	—	Sets the pre rotation value - deprecated: use `-preRotation` instead
`multiple`		integer	—	Creates multiple instances of the object being created. The integer specifies the total number of objects to create.

Return value

void

Examples

// Create a new object of type Marker having the name "rightThumb"
// parent the new Marker to the CharacterNode called Actor_1.
create Marker rightThumb -parent Actor_1;

// Create 4 new characters
create Character Actor_2 Actor_3 Actor_4 Actor_5;

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