>
> The cmds equivalent of MEventMessage is
>
> cmds.scriptJob(event='idle', fn)
>
> I haven't used it for a very long time but I think the fn might need to be
> a string representing MEL code.
>
> Or you might be better off with evalDeferred:
>
> cmds.evalDeferrred('print "a"')
> cmds.evalDeferrred('print "b"', lowPriority=True)
> cmds.evalDeferrred('print "c"', lowestPriority=True)
>
>
> None of this is exactly what you want, I know. I looked into it briefly
> last year and didn't see any simple way to do it.
>
Hi Michael, thanks for the information, appreciate it. No worries about
that, I was simply looking to see if there is a way to 'catch' the end of
the vp2 processing...
It also does seems a bit hard in my case if I am dealing with different
poly counts, just realizing that when I was opening a very heavy scene file
as the 'viewpoint 2.0 processing' message pops up every now and then as I
tried to unhide new geometries or doing some viewport navigation.
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