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Re: Maya Select all by Componets (verts,edges,faces)
Here's a workaround, maybe not usable for what you want. But you probably know that F8 goes to object mode, F9 to vertex mode, F10 to edge mode and F11 to face mode. Combine this with the CTRL button and you get a convert action. So you can convert a face selection to a vertex selection for instance. You can also go from… -
Re: Maya Select all by Componets (verts,edges,faces)
@m4dcow: you should be able to use [*] to select all of a certain component rather than explicitly listing the indices. the unfortunate thing is that maya doesn't have component 'modes', just masks. So there's no entirely dependable way that I know of to check what components are selectable. But I use this: {string… -
Re: Maya Select all by Componets (verts,edges,faces)
Faster Method: The convert selection hotkeys, CTRL + F9 - F12. Just click the object, then use the appropriate convert selection hotkey. For example, if you want all vertices, select the object, then CTRL + F9. Vertices: CTRL + F9 Edges: CTRL + F10 Faces: CTRL + F11 UV's: CTRL + F12 Make sure that you're in object mode… -
Maya Select all by Componets (verts,edges,faces)
So I asked a few guys at work and checked online but couldnt seem to find anything where Maya would allow you to select all components on a selected object like Max where you can just hit Ctrl-A (might be my own personal hotkey) and it would select all Verts, Edges or Faces depending on what mode your in. Or alteast not… -
Re: Maya Select all by Componets (verts,edges,faces)
You can run the Merge operation with the mesh selected (object mode) which will automatically execute for all the vertices. If you make a script for the Merge operation with the tolerance settings you want and assign your own hotkey then this should result in something as fast as what you're looking for, I think. Maya is…
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