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Erm, nevermind. I figured out that using: mergeNode.setInput(Iterator, xform) did what I needed it to do.
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I'm trying to set multiple transform nodes as the inputs to a merge node, but when I do this with code it just connects one of the transform nodes and then replaces each transform node as that one input. I am assuming this is because I am using: mergeNode.setFirstInput(xform) How would I connect each transform node as a separate input to a single merge node?
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Thanks, that is exactly what I was looking for.
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Is it possible to have a standalone window dialog that does more than just read input or multi-input using python? For instance, can I have a dialog that reads multi input, has a node selection tree, and uses the button as a function call rather than closing the window? Or have a checkbox option within the GUI?