Hey Justin,
thanks for the good tricks and advises. Unfortunately your piece of code
seems only to work for the Legacy Render Layers. If I run that command
within maya 2017, the renderlayer is copied, but it is not showing up in
the new Render Layer Editor.
Here is my way how I create a new Renderlayer + Collection + Override.
from maya.app import renderSetup
renderSetup.model.renderSetup.initialize()
rs = renderSetup.model.renderSetup.instance()
ov = renderSetup.model.override
# Create layer, collection, override
layer_obj = rs.createRenderLayer('MyFirstLayer')
collec_obj = layer_obj.createCollection('MyFirstCollection')
over_obj = collec_obj.createOverride('MyFirstOverride',
ov.AbsOverride.kTypeId) #absolute
Can I find somewere if the "renderSetup.model.renderSetup.instance()" has a
duplicate fuction?
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