Thanks bro, I'll switch it up when I can. Starter equipment is rough lol

Hey Atrocious J, i believe you're missing an open bracket after the if ( ) { } statement

@@MathiasJV thatnks for the help can i ask you about the suggestion of learning mel for rigging scripting?

@@atrociousj5113 sure thing, ask away haha

Hey, thanks for following all the videos. I had been very busy with my company, I ended up dissolving it for a supervisor position in BC. Now I've been laid off and have a lot of free time. So, I'm thinking about finishing this tutorial up after updating my portfolio a bit!

Hey Rohan, this is my new channel I created. To answer your question, you can make a direct selection for anything using it's current name. For MEL, it would be as follows: select -r name; for Python, it would be as follows: import maya.cmds as pm pm.select("name") I hope this helps, let me know if you meant something else.

@@dedeyeinc thaxx for replying.... But actually mu requirement is different... I dont want to use a specific name... I just want to select default opened node such as file node ... Which is opend already.... Can we do this ?... And can i share some screenshots with u ?

@@RohanGulig Do you mean a script for selecting anything visible in the viewport?

@@dedeyeinc i mean selecting currently visible node in the attribute editor

@@dedeyeinc .. if we click on file node... Then it will open in attribute editor.... And then ther is a button called *select" in the right bottom corner... I want a script for that "select" botton.

Sorry about that, we will be redoing these in the near future! We currently have an internal project going on (making a video game!)

a little bit hard to follow.

@@andywang4527 When we remake them, they will be planned out better; with a script to follow, and better resolution/sound quality

@@MathiasJV your sound and naration are great , only if your could make it short and make the resolution clear thank you anyway

​@@MathiasJV Sounds good , really helps. thank you very much

Hey Andreas, there's a couple way you can go about it. For example, you can make a checkbox, assign it a variable, and when using a "formLayout", you can use "-e" to edit, then use "-attachForm" for the respected variable you wish to edit by declaring where you want to attach that checkbox to (top, left, bottom, right). After that, you can specify an offset just by simply adding a number after declaring which side the checkbox is attached to. If you want the buttons stacked on top of one another, you use a "columnLayout" inside of whatever other layout you're using and declare that there is only 1 column, like so: EX: frameLayout -label " Lock & Hide" -cll 1 -cl 1 ; string $lh_c = `columnLayout -adjustableColumn 1 `; separator -h 10 -style "none"; button -c "get" -label "Get from selected"; button -c "lockhide" -label "Apply to selected"; separator -h 5 -style "none"; After declaring there is only 1 adjustable column, no matter how many buttons i add, there will only be 1 column of buttons and it will come with a drop-down arrow since it is adjustable... Hope this helped!

Stay tuned! Sorry it's taken so long, been a crazy couple of years! I just started my new channel for my start up company, but I'll be remaking these tutorials shortly with better quality!

You're very welcome! Just started my new channel for my start up company!

Hello! Instead of setting the object shape attributes for the display... you would want to filter your selection to find the material attached to any object ($obj01) in your list($sl) and change the color or albedo (depends on why kind of rendering engine you're using).

Although... It doesn't seem too useful unless it will create a new material, attach it to the object, and then change the color. Otherwise you're going to change the material that multiple objects may be using (such as lambert1)

something like "listConnections" is what you're looking for, then you'll have to find a flag that will help filter for your material node, perhaps "-type"... something along those lines!

Thank you! I've made a new channel for my startup company!

Hey Brendan, I made a new channel for my start up company, sorry for the super late reply! It's been a helluva couple years! To answer your questions, in the script editor you go to Command > Show Tooltip Help That will prompt the flags tool tip for anything you're writing :) Hope this helped if you haven't found the answer yet!

Do you have a script I can look at? Or are you asking how to make it from scratch?

@@MathiasJV no just asking how can i do it - now i know how to make buttons with icons and do some code for it but how can i put an human or any other kind of models body picture on the midlle of the window and then put for example 15 button (3 in each fingure) and place them on right places on each fingures . just like other pickers ?

There is a couple ways. You can make a blank UI and then position the buttons or you can make a camera and activate a viewport with the camera far, far away and have curves in front of a black polygon plane that (in front of that camera) correspond to the control curves on a rig.

Hehehe, OBS stopped being compatible with my Maya and I never bothered to fix it. Also, I was hired to work on 2 tv shows :P

Hey, sorry it's taken so long! I just started my new channel for my start up company - it's been a crazy couple of years! I'll be remaking these with better quality!

AGREED. Ugh, really. What the hell the text is barely readable here. This tutorial is junk.

@@JohnTheGeek Sorry about that, these were personal tutorials from a laptop, but we will be remaking these in the near future!

An excellent idea, thank you! When we revamp these tutorials, we will be posting source code with them!

@@MathiasJV Wow, this was a year ago. Sorry for being so harsh.

@@JohnSlaughterND No worries! I used to get frustrated by coding all the time... still do, but I used to, too! :) Have a Merry Christmas!

MindCozy You just made my morning. I'm happy to have helped someone :)

Just, please, try to improve the recording quality to a true nice 1080p ;)

@@wzxcg That's the plan, just started a new a channel for my start up company! I'll be remaking all these tutorials with better quality!

Zekeriya Ayan Hey! it's okay, as long as you can see where we break apart our script, it keeps it organized. The actual words aren't all that important since they don't actually affect our script. Thank you for letting me know! I'll highlight the red text in the next video 😁