Hi All
I`m currently having to use maya with a single monitor and things get pretty cluttered when opening editors,etc . I wondered if there was a way of automatically closing windows/editors ie hypershade when not in use ie moving the mouse pointer away.
I tried a windows program called actual window manager that can "roll up" a window when inactive, but whilst it sort of worked, it caused issues with the main maya window appearing and disappearing (not good). Seems to be loads more programs that can do this type of thing, but anyone know one that will work with maya windows?
Thanks
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I wrote this not long ago (fullscreen script):
toggleUIComponentVisibility "Tool Box";
toggleUIComponentVisibility "Attribute Editor";
toggleUIComponentVisibility "Channel Box";
toggleUIComponentVisibility "Layer Editor";
toggleUIComponentVisibility "Help Line";
toggleUIComponentVisibility "Command Line";
setUIComponentVisibility "Range Slider" 0;
setUIComponentVisibility "Time Slider" 0;
setUIComponentVisibility "Status Line" 0; // Might wanna have this off
channelsLayersPrefChange false;
if (`optionVar -q allowMenusInPanels`)
{
toggleMenuBarsInAllPanels 0;
} else {
toggleMenuBarsInAllPanels 1;
}
if (`optionVar -q mainWindowMenubarVis`)
{
setMainMenubarVisible 0;
} else {
setMainMenubarVisible 1;
}
if (`optionVar -q collapseIconBarsInPanels`)
{
toggleModelEditorBarsInAllPanels 0;
} else {
toggleModelEditorBarsInAllPanels 1;
}
As you can probably see, there are three elements I always want to keep away from my UI.