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It would be nice if the prefs files could be installed to custom locations too. I'm using custom module file to keep my things tidy. In this case like this:
MAYA_MODULE_PATH = D:\mayaPrefs
+ shotView 2.0.9 D:\mayaPrefs\packages\shotview
(where the D:\mayaPrefs\packages\shotview has "scripts" and "icons" subfolders.)
this is a great tool, i would like to see one more thing if possible, in the black bar it would be nice to see a frame counter scene name and number, production, etc so when you play blast it will have all this info, i already use the detailprint script. but i think this would be a nice add, i never work without this script, again thanks for this tool
Great script - I have been using your prev ver's and when I updated to 2.0.8 I get this error after selecting my camera
// Error: Cannot find procedure "moduleLib_whichModule".
any help Thanks
Very useful script for animating to a specific camera! Love the updates as well. I have a humble suggestion if you decide to make another update: possibly a minimize button for times when I have reference footage on my second moniter:)
Thanks for sharing, Cameron! I don't animate any cut-scenes without this!
