UVDeluxe 1.1.2

Optagon

Greeting, I just wanted to let people know that I have finally uploaded a new version of UVDeluxe to CreativeCrash!

You now have the option that is on by default to automatically detect the texture resolution of what you are working on, It's a huge time saver over having to set it manually. Setting it manually is still good if you don't have a texture assigned yet and want to save a snapshot.



The UV Ratio section contains a new option to sample the ratio of one object and apply it on another (e.g Copy, Paste!). Which when pasted to a whole object will loop through all of the UV shells and apply that ratio.



Finally I included a small tool to temporarily store a selection, and select border edges of shells, but this last feature is not 100% accurate.


Grab it here: http://www.creativecrash.com/maya/script/uvdeluxe

jasong

Thanks for your hard work on this! Been using UVDeluxe for years and its been a big time saver.

Torch

The new additions are great, thanks a lot!!

jasong

I'm getting an error when I try to use the Smart Rotate functions. It throws this error: # Error: ZeroDivisionError: float division by zero #

Anyone else have this problem?

Optagon

jasong wrote: »

I'm getting an error when I try to use the Smart Rotate functions. It throws this error: # Error: ZeroDivisionError: float division by zero #

Anyone else have this problem?

That is odd, I have not made any changes to Smart Rotate. Does it happen on all meshes, all Maya scenes? I can't reproduce the error. At first I thought maybe you didn't have any texture assigned, but it acts as if you have a square 256 in that case with Detect Resolution on. I would also like to know if more people get this.

jasong

Thanks for the reply. For some reason it's working fine now. This might have just been a case of Maya being weird. If it happens again I'll let you know and provide more info.

trugb31

You're awesome

GDanny

Optagon said:

jasong wrote: »

I'm getting an error when I try to use the Smart Rotate functions. It throws this error: # Error: ZeroDivisionError: float division by zero #

Anyone else have this problem?

That is odd, I have not made any changes to Smart Rotate. Does it happen on all meshes, all Maya scenes? I can't reproduce the error. At first I thought maybe you didn't have any texture assigned, but it acts as if you have a square 256 in that case with Detect Resolution on. I would also like to know if more people get this.

By create a cube with no texture assigned, i reproduce the error. After i uncheck the Detect Resolution, Smart Rotate works fine again. Hope this will help.