it still offsets, but what I found that works is if i run this script
first:
import pymel.core as pm
selected = pm.ls(sl=True)
if len(selected) == 1:
pm.warning('Must select 2 or more objects...');
elif len(selected) >= 2:
selected.reverse()
sel_end = selected[0]
sel_child = selected [1:]
locator = pm.spaceLocator()
constraint = pm.parentConstraint(sel_end, locator)
pm.delete(constraint)
piv = pm.xform (locator, piv=True, q=True, ws=True)
pm.parent(sel_child, sel_end)
for allObjects in sel_child:
pm.xform(allObjects, ws=True, piv=(piv[0], piv[1], piv[2]))
pm.makeIdentity(allObjects, a = True, t = True, r = True, s = True)
pm.delete(locator)
pm.select(selected)
and without deselecting anything I run this part:
for allObjects in sel_child:
findShape = pm.listRelatives(allObjects, s = True, ad = True)
pm.select(d = True)
pm.parent(findShape, sel_end, r = True, s = True)
pm.delete(allObjects)
pm.select()
I have no idea why I can't combine these two parts, but it works and curves
maintain offset.
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