poseLib 4.4.2 (maya script)

A script to record poses for your characters.

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License Type:

Freeware

File ID:

4177

File Size:

113.8 KB

Created / Updated:

Sep 12, 2006 / May 17, 2009

Owner:

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Platforms:

linux, mac, windows

Downloaded:

19,039

Maya:

6.x, 7.x, 8.x, 2008, 2009

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The support and documentation page can be found here...

Important:

Please note that poseLib is no longer strictly speaking freeware. It is now honor-based software; a donation system. It means that you still get to use poseLib for free. But if you think it is useful to you or your studio, you can make a donation to reflect your satisfaction. Thanks for using poseLib! :D



Updates/fixes in version: 4.4.2:

  • Fixed a nasty UI bug that would cause a crash when creating a new pose on Maya 2009.

Description:

This script allows you to record a pose for any object in Maya (more precisely anything that has keyable channel attributes). Whether it is the hyper complex character rig you just created or a simple Nurbs sphere or a basic Lambert shader: You just have to select the object(s), hit the "Create New Pose" button, and a pose file is created in the relevant directory, along with the corresponding icon (a .bmp file).

Features:
  • Works on anything at anytime (no "character map" or specific rig layout or particular naming required).
  • You can blend between the current pose and the clicked one by holding down the ALT or CTRL key and clicking on a pose.
  • Lets you choose the icon size you like (from 32x32 to any custom size/ratio up to 512x512).
  • Works with referenced/unreferenced characters (you can even edit the namespace).
  • Lets you organize your poses by characters (e.g.: Babar, Tintin...) and categories (e.g.: Face, Body...).
  • You can rename, delete, replace or move any pose from any character or category.
  • You can quickly select the objects/controls that are part of a specific pose.
  • You can also remove, add or replace specific objects/controls in a pose.
  • You can apply a pose specifically to the channels selected in the channel box.

Enjoy!


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