Re: Weights Plugin

> > I've never figured out how to even install numpy :P Well, that's not too hard. `pip install numpy` should do it. I created a JScript command and call it from Python to only get the final > results and it became 3 times faster. Hmm. nice workaround, I guess as long as it solves the performanc

Re: Weights Plugin

Hey Martin It wasn't a request. I think this lock management speeds up the way someone sets the editing scope of envelope weights, that masks not just brush painting but any tool that changes them. I also prefer to use practices that give me better and more rational weights to start with. Added a m

Re: Weights Plugin

I almost never use painting for weights but, creating groups (list of components), or clusters, to lock their weights with buttons in a PPG should be very easy to code. Or do you mean something like Maya's ngSkinTools ? That looks pretty cool, but since I rarely use painting weights I haven't trie

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No I'm not using any additional module, only vanilla Python included in Softimage. I though it would be more difficult to distribute and to be honest I've never figured out how to even install numpy :P My problem was that in my test model ( 10,000 points, 240 deformers ) getting the array was taki

Re: Weights Plugin

"layers" = weights of the deformer list. On Fri, Nov 18, 2016 at 5:01 PM, pedro santos wrote: > Something I would like to see as a standard weight painting workflow is to > be able to groups weights to rapidly decide which layers are locked and > which aren't, so I don't destroy good work I've d

Re: Weights Plugin

Something I would like to see as a standard weight painting workflow is to be able to groups weights to rapidly decide which layers are locked and which aren't, so I don't destroy good work I've done so far, by quickly setting up my desired mask. Unlike as of now that I have to lock manually weight

Re: Weights Plugin

Hey Martin, Good Job! I haven't gone through the code but for performance issue with python, did you think about using `numpy` or perhaps `cython`(to write `C` extensions) or you are already using one of these. - Alok On Fri, Nov 18, 2016 at 8:42 PM, toonafish wrote: > Looks very cool, muchas

Re: Weights Plugin

Looks very cool, muchas gracias senior ! - Ronald > On 18 Nov 2016, at 12:17, Martin Yara wrote: > > I finally decided to share the weights tool I've been writing for the last > few months. > > https://vimeo.com/191796419 > > Everything is in Python and Jscript

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Nice. Thanks for the share and vid :) A few of these I did in ICE and you can imagine how cumbersome that is in a way :D Cheers! On Fri, Nov 18, 2016 at 11:36 AM, wavo wrote: > Many thanks, > > downloaded! > > right now i dont see what all is possible but i see in the panel buttons > for mirror

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Many thanks, downloaded! right now i dont see what all is possible but i see in the panel buttons for mirror weights!,(since version 2010(12?) i often have problems with mirroring weights) alone for this button its a awesome tool!, thank you very much Am 11/18/2016 um 12:17 PM schrieb Martin

Re: Weights Plugin

Wow, this looks cool. Thanks for sharing Martin! Morten > Den 18. november 2016 klokken 12:17 skrev Martin Yara : > > > I finally decided to share the weights tool I've been writing for the last > few months. > > https://vimeo.com/191796419 > > Everything is in Python and Jscript. I rewrote