Is there a tutorial that explains how to get your script back after hitting the execute script button in the script editor?
17 years later and it still does this…really? Matt From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Eric Turman Sent: Monday, May 12, 2014 6:09 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: First Softimage -> Maya transition videos posted Hi Raf, They show you how to tear away the outliner...the only reason that I had never found that is that the capability doesn't exist with the floating window...you have to use the panel display one, *then* you can get the magic command so long as you enable "echo all commands" ... -_- This is the one useful thing that I got out of the video and I'm grateful that I watched it if only for this one piece of information. and the Maya devs/fanboys wonder why we look at them with a WTF!? expression... <drips sarcasm> Ooooh! I almost forgot! they also show you how to mel script a hotkey for toggling on a free tangent weight in the curve editor. <drips sarcasm/> Something that should be on by default. There are only two things that I like better about the Maya FCurve editor 1) the independent pre & post infinity cycle 2) the keyframe lattice (& even that needs improvement.) All the rest please make work like Softimage. Our lead animator was a Dyed in the wool Maya user until he used Softimage for a few months, now he complains about the Maya FCurve editor whenever he has to do a Maya project. Cheers, -=Eric On Mon, May 12, 2014 at 7:54 PM, Raffaele Fragapane <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: I've only glanced at the first part before my eyes glazed over. Is it actually really sixteen minutes worth of setting up hotkeys or there's something more interesting going on later? -- -=T=-
