Learn how to setup your character to get it up and running as a videogame controller in Maya! https://vimeo.com/858131720
Character Tracker for Maya Documentation
Control Shapes
Control Shapes is an Autodesk Maya tool available for free with our Toolbox app. This tool allows you to generate different shape controls for your rigs. Usage Simply click on the UI’s button to generate a curve.
Generate Low Res Documentation
Generate Low Res is an Autodesk Maya tool available for free with our Toolbox app. This tool allows you to generate low resolution versions of your skinned rig in seconds. Usage Select the top group of a rig. The rig’s geometry MUST be skinned. The tool will not work in non-skinned rigs.Set the amount of…
Offsetter Documentation
Offsetter is an Autodesk Maya tool available for free with our Toolbox app. This tool allows you to quickly offset animation curves. Usage Select the curves in the order you want to offset in the Graph Editor. If no curve selected, the tool will offset all the curves available within the object.If you select a…
ATracker Documentation
Have you ever wanted to “screen record” motion from the viewport? Convert mouse/tablet motion into keyframes!
Constraint Manager Doc
Tired of going to the Outliner to find constraints in your scene? This tool will handle the messy work for you!
CgShake Documentation
Learn how to install, run and use CgShake tool for Maya! FAQ, bug report and feature requests!
Basic procedural stairs for Maya
This tutorial covers the very basics of Pyside and Python for Maya 2018. If you are starting to venture into Python and have trouble finding simple examples, hopefully this post will help!
Custom Aim Constraint Node
Finding examples online about OpenMaya and python plugin when you are starting to learn is always difficult! So I decided to put together a simple and basic tutorial for creating a python plugin that will create a custom node.
Using the new CalculateDistance tool
After some more implementations, this tool is officially ready to use. I added a new “developer” mode, so that it can be used within another script rather than using it as a standalone.