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Hey man fantastic tool you've made here.
The marking menu from both Nightshade AND regular maya (2015) have things I use so I was hoping to cast my vote for the next iteration's contents! Specifically the "optimize" command, which was in the maya 2015 marking menu but doesnt appear to be available anywhere in Nightshade. Anyway, here's my list of the most useful things to have in the marking menu:
From Maya default,
-Unfold UVs
-Optimize
-Smooth UV tool
-Toggle Texture / Shell borders
-Create UV shell
and from Nightshade UV,
-Move UV shell tool
-Straighten UV border
-Stack UV shells
-Rotate 90 CW/CCW
(I've also noticed that when in UV shell moving mode, the rotate buttons on the upper left panel rotate the selected shell around 0,0 instead of the shell's center, causing it to move to the next quadrant.)
A million thanks again and, yes, I donated!
theycallmecheese
Comments on this feature request:
Martin Dahlin said over 10 years ago: