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  1. Hi everyone, I created an integer parameter in my HDA. By default, Houdini displays a slider next to the value field. I’d like to remove this slider, but Houdini keeps adding it back to the interface. Does anyone know how to permanently disable the slider for an integer parameter? Thanks for helping.
  2. In the Python SOP, I've run into a wall trying to get an integer converted to a string. In the larger picture, I'm trying to subtract 1 from a value which is currently part of a string. There are probably neater ways to write these steps, but I'm fairly new to Python so I'm writing it all out to make things easier to follow. I start with a string such as: string = "f27" Then remove the 'f' like so: string = string[1:] Convert it to an integer: integer = int(string) Subtract 1 from the value: integer -= 1 set new string string_new = "f" + str(integer) The last line returns an error on the Python SOP: TypeError: str() object is not callable. This is confusing because these same steps work just fine in the Python shell. Is there an alternative to str(), or am I using it wrong?
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