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I don't know scripting for Maya, but would it be possible to have the nodes created be "animationPreset1" ; "proximityRange1"; "proximityLoc1" etc, so if I wanted to use your script multiple times in a scene file, each successive node created would be incremented by 1: for example,
"animationPreset2" ; "proximityRange2"; "proximityLoc2" and so on.
If there is another to make this work, I'd like to know.
Thanks, this script has tremendous value!
I think this is a good idea and something I have thought about. It is something I do want to add.
I have a few options on how to do this but just need to work out which one is going to allow for a smooth and as logical end workflow as possible.
At the moment your best bet to achieve this would be baking it out and running the script again.
Lame, I know, but until I get around to it...
joed8349
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hyperinferno said over 14 years ago: