SearchNPick Animation Picker Free Trial Free 3D model

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If you love this tool, show your appreciation by buying it directly here at CgTraders. Animation Picker for Autodesk Maya 2018 offers an incredible range of features. When you encounter any bug or have valuable feedback, please report it promptly. Free trial limitations apply: No Save/Open option is available. A maximum of 10 buttons can be created. Key features of Animation Picker include: A drag-and-drop interface that seamlessly works when dragging from the Outliner, Hypershade, and other areas. You can embed Mel script commands into any button to unlock an immense array of powerful possibilities. Expand your icon library by simply copying and pasting it to the /icons folder. Save/Open options enable you to share your picker with coworkers or include it with your rigs. Customize the color of each button to the fullest, extending changes to border color, border radius, hover color, pressed color, etc. A grid option is included to enhance precision. A powerful search widget allows you to search by keyword in your entire Maya scene, filtering results by polygons, curves, cameras, locators, or constraints. To install: Copy the whole SearchNPick folder into your maya/scripts/ directory. Launch a new Maya session (or simply type rehash; command in a mel tab). Run this command in a python tab: import SearchNPick; SearchNPick.run(); Usage guidelines are as follows: (Control + Middle Mouse) scales the buttons effortlessly. (Middle Click) moves the button around freely. (Right Click) edits the button precisely. (Left Click) executes embedded Mel and/or selects the content in the viewport efficiently. Drag-and-drop functionality with the middle button from the Outliner creates a new button (exclusive to Maya 2018). Future enhancements planned include: Introducing other widgets such as SpinBox, LineEdits, RadioButtons, and CheckBox for users to integrate into their workspace. Grouping buttons together for organized workflow. Hiding/showing layers according to user needs. Embedding python commands for further flexibility. Changing namespaces to cater to various projects. Zooming in/out for enhanced visualization.