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SCRIPTS
Here you will find some maya mel scripts I have done. Like the rigs,
most of these are older for NDA reasons, but hopefully you find the ones
here useful. I will try to get more up here.
| TT_Poser v.1 - Screenshot |
A user friendly and easy to navigate interface for managing pose,
selection, and import presets. Stored poses and selections can be
recalled on any character within a naming prefix (ie namespace).
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| TT_SkinPaint - Screenshot |
Basic helper add-in UI for painting skin weights. Adds influence
list filtering, lock/unlock all influences, and selection of affected
verts for an influence. Tested with maya 7, 8.5, and 2008. |
| TJT_PickWalk v.1 |
Used to create your own pickwalking hierarchy. Automatically
updates your hotkeys.
Contains a save/load feature for storing your pickwalk settings
so they can be restored later, or on to other characters with the
same/similiar named controls. Custom pickwalk settings can easily
be removed as well. |
| TJT_RenameObjects v.1 |
A renaming scripts used for various types of renaming you may need,
including, find and replace, prefix/suffix adding or remove, and incremental. |
| TJT_BindTools v.2 |
Contains some useful procs. Fix Verts
- restores blendshapes vert(s) to the position of a corresponding
vert(s) on another shape. Add Infs
- used to add multiple influences at once. ChangeWeights
- used to increase/decrease the weighting of joint(s) with respect
to current values. TransferWeights
- which switches the influence that one joint has to another unweighted
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| TJT_SnapAndMirror v.1 |
Modelling script used to help snap verts to the center axis on dense
models without having to go a through tedious selection process.
Also has a single button that sets pivot point, mirrors the geometry,
combines, merge verts, soften normals, and delete history. Works
on multiple pieces at a time. |
| TJT_SimpleWeights v.2 |
One of my first scripts... used to optimize the weighting of a rig
by rounding each weight to the nearest decimal point. Supports skins
with any number of influences. |
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