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Can this be applied to more than one character at a time ?
Date:
05/10/2013
Submitted by:
andy gee
Hi first off great little script job well done !
I was wondering if this can be applied to more than one character with the same rigg ? how does the script differentiate between different characters ?
The script is not designed for multiple characters. It should be possible with a little bit of tweaking though, especially if you use references. You could create two scenes:
character1.mb
character2.mb
with one mirror table object in each scene.
Then you modify the script to look for all occurrences of namespace:mt_mirrortable and choose the character to mirror based on that.
I don't have time to work on my scripts so I can't implement such a feature right now.
andy gee
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Denny Lindberg said almost 12 years ago: