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it showed up after restarting Maya, I think it may have been due to running the mel version first then the plugin without restarting - cheers for the script, took a while to get it working but it is incredibly useful
I see, if you update the AExxxTemplate.mel, then you'll have to restart Maya, coz it's an auto-loaded script. The api only treats ramp as a sequence of numbers by default and that's the reason you cannot see the ramp before restarting.
Cameron Crichton
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