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Thanks, glad to know it's useful to you.
it's my earlier code, could be better, I do not satisfy with the logic behind, a little bit chaos.
code is open, feel free to change it and make it better.
cheers
Works as advertised you can easily copy weights from single influences or whole hierarchies. I had some trouble starting due to my own lack of knowledge. In case someone has the same problem type in the following into the python tab:
import copyWeights;
copyWeights.copyWeights().ui()
