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mel语法（Mel syntax） MEL syntax! Each variable is like a storage box. The box has a name so that you or Maya can find it. There are several types of values that are collected (or assigned) in a box: Integers, for example Int $myint = 314 Floating point numbers, for example Float $myfloat = 7.6122 Vector (used to represent position or color), for example Vector $myvec = 1.2, 7.3, 22.38 String, for example String $mystr = This, is, a, string Note the value of vector values and string values: the three numbers in the vector are wrapped in and, and the characters in the string are wrapped in two .. If you want to call the components in the vector, use $myvec.x, $myvec.y, and $myvec.z, for example $myfloat = $myvec.x Variables must be preceded by $1. You can use A to Z, a to Z, 0 to 9, and _ the letters to name the other (including spaces) will not be used. The first letter of a name must not be counted. The alphabet size Kai for Mel are different. For example, $Myvar, $myVar, and $myvaR are different names and represent different variables. The type of a variable must match the value type it holds. such as Float $myfloat = This, is, a, string Can not be established. Thats pretty obvious, then Float $myfloat = 7.6122 So what? To create a no value variable, simply enter (for example) int $newvar. Then give it a value with $newvar = 23. Once all variables are set up, they cannot be deleted or changed, unless you jump out of Maya. In $newvar, for example, this name will always represent an integer variable; you cant use it to store other types of data. When you save the scene, the variables you create are not automatically saved with the scene. But later, Ill teach you a technique to save variables in the scene. You can also create several variables at the same time: Int, $newvar1, $newvar2, $newvar3 You cant give them different values at the same time, but if the values are equal, you can write them $newvar1 = $newvar2 = $newvar3 = 5 array When you create a variable, you can