Hi! Nathan from Unity here. We're excited to announce the launch of the Neon Challenge, a real-time environment contest. We’re offering a prize pool of over $30,000 for finalists and a grand prize of $20,000! We're looking for talented environment artists to create a scene using custom models and the Asset Store to create…
Kryzon, answer is correct, but I believe that part of the help file was written before the getSelectedGeomVerts() function was added. It's easier now that you don't have to compare UV and Geo Verts from faces. ( --GET SELECTED GEO VERTS FROM SELECTED UV VERTS uvMod = modPanel.getCurrentObject() selVerts =…
From what I recall its limited to stitch and move only 2 shell elements together - any greater number results into what you described. There was also something related to non stitch able edges or selection types which caused a ignore of the stitch command. Thats why I changed the stitch tool in TexTools to that extend that…
Many thanks gnoop :) So the answer is still no. Still no easy selection cage. But maybe we misunderstand each other here. What you describe is a quick mask, followed by a move tool, followed by an edit <- is this the part where you can finally adjust the size of the selection rectangle? As told that's what keeps me with…
Hey everyone, this is my first time posting in the tech talk section. I've been messing around with MEL Script for some time now and one of my buddies suggested showing some of my code to a larger audience to receive better feedback. I don't necessarily want to learn MEL thoroughly, but it's nice to know enough to be able…
Let's see here. Off the top of my head: [ QUOTE ] First there is orientation alignment of bones. When you have for example three bones in the forearm (one for the elbow, two for the twist) you want them to be perfectly aligned. In max you could simply select a clild of the elbow and align it to the parent's orientation.…
If one position of a point is here; Mouse position : 947 540 0. Then it must be possible to take that point and select, like symmetrical do the same thing on another point except opposite world coordinates by storing it into a empty array, selecting another point and applying the same world coordinates to the other point…
I'm not really sure what end result you are picturing so this may or may not apply... - Select the tops of the gear teeth (using angle select, or the graphite modeling tools select outer) - Set the gizmo to "use selection center" - Scale them negatively toward the center until its inverted. Or if you meant make the valleys…
another perspective-monkey here, although i frequently hotkey to various ortho views. the weird zooming can be countered with zoom extents selected, it resets the zoom of the view. and it zooms in on sub-object selections as well, which is nice, when working in details. i've also changed rotation to arc-rotate selected.…