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Been using Maya since early beta versions, and this is one tool I have requested on every version. Well made, easy to use, superb results, and it saved me countless hours on many many occasions.
This is a true time solver. If you want to lay down well proportionated and virtually seamless UVs to 3D paint or take into ZBrush, this is it. I use it with Unfold and Smudge UV; the days of dreading to prepare the meshes for texturing is a thing of the past.. ..kind of :)
Excellent!
Why this isn't the default function of Maya?
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a message appear in command feedback
"Error: Object not found: toolButton1"
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Restart Maya just in case. Choose a "General" tab, and try again.
I had same error when other tab was chosen.
Good luck!
no icon shelf create after type in script editor;
rehash;
source peltingToolsSetup.mel;
peltingToolsSetup
a message appear in command feedback
"Error: Object not found: toolButton1"
thanks for your help
This is one of the most tactile, incredible ways to interact with an object in 3d. Once you use it you will wonder how you ever lived without it.
Nice job, Sunit.
