For some reason, the Maya artisan tool does not have a move brush so I wrote my own.
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9 Responses to “Maya Move Brush”
Subscribes to this topic Comment RSS or TrackBack URLYour aspires me as always. I am now getting my around the maya API more too. Keep up the good work!
Hello!
What is a great tool to get to work?
I’m good at English in Japan. Sorry clumsy sentences.
Man, this is GOLD!! Do you intend to share this?? Pleease say you do..
No plans yet. Maybe sometime in the future.
I tried to this too, but the technical part my brain is underdevelopped… Was it a lot to code? please release it! it would make life so much easier!
Where exactly does the QWidget go in your code, and how does it interact with Maya’s functions, like MItGeometry or MDagPath? I tried this also as a custom locator but so far QWidget only supports “cout <<" and nothing else…
The viewport is a QWidget. You can install a mouse move event filter on it to track mouse movement.
this is move brush is free?
Is it available? I can’t find it, and it is really helpful. Having to use brushes instead of clicking save a lot of time.