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 Post subject: Re: RCTools updates
PostPosted: 18 Jul 2012, 22:09 
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That's a known problem.. Softimage doesn't clean those key map lists up after a custom command is gone. You'll have to edit the xsikm file in a text editor and remove them yourself. It's in C:\Users\Name\Autodesk\Softimage_Version\Application\keymaps

If you don't have a lot of custom commands mapped, you can delete the whole inside part of the "Custom Script Commands" keylist-block. It will be regenerated but without any keys mapped.

Best to make a backup of the file first.

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 Post subject: Re: RCTools updates
PostPosted: 29 Sep 2012, 15:42 
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I must check more frequetly this forum side...
Thanks for the beautiful RCtool :)

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 Post subject: Re: RCTools updates
PostPosted: 08 Mar 2013, 22:09 
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Hey folks... I've updated RCTools to Version 5.0, main new feature is the "Topo Clipboard" explained in the doc quote below..

Did test this a lot, but should be tested a lot more because there's so many possible sources of error in this feature - so any feedback is appreciated.

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4.2. Topo Clipboard

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Usage: Make a polygon, edge, sample or point selection on a polygon mesh object, then from the Topo Clipboard->Copy menu, select an existing property (UVs, Envelope weights, ..) to copy from. The properties in the selected area will be copied into the clipboard and can be pasted to a different part of the same or a different mesh using the Topo Clipboard->Paste menu.

Important: The two selections must have the same underlying topology for this operation to work.

Such operations so far haven't been possible because the point order differs in different areas of the model/on different meshes. The Topo Clipboard feature though builds a new temporary point order that depends only on the selected topology and is independent from the internal point order.

Limitations: Topo Clipboard can have difficulties with symmetric topologies. It does a "best guess" on how the intended orientation is, but is sometimes unable to figure out the "proper" orientation. A good practice is to temporarily cut an edge somewhere in the selection in order to introduce some asymmetry. This trick can also be used to deliberately rotate the pasted result, by placing the "extra" point in a different corner.

Copy/Paste Form:

Copies the form of the selected area to the pasted area. Orientation of the pasted form will be adjusted to the new area. This function cannot handle mirrored topology, use the "Paste Form (Mirrored)" function if the pasted area is on the other side of a symmetric mesh.

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Copy/Paste Envelopes:

Copies Envelope weights from the selected area to the clipboard and allows them to be pasted on another area. After pasting, a remapping dialog is shown which allows you to remap the clipboard weights to new deformers, as done here with the finger joints:

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There's an exception to the "same topology" rule here: If the clipboard weight contains the deformer weights of only 1 point, those may be pasted to any number of points you like. Paste Envelopes can handle mirrored topology automatically. To get a normalized result, existing deformer weights will be proportionally reduced so the new pasted weights will fit in fully without modification.

Note that in the current version, envelope pasting doesn't work with partial clusters yet.

Copy/Paste UVs:

Copies UVs of the selected area to the pasted area. Can handle mirrored topology.

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This can also be used to copy UVs between two meshes that have a different point order, but the same topology:

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Copy/Paste Vertex Colors/Tangents:

Copies vertex colors of the selected area to the pasted area. Can handle mirrored topology automatically.

Copy/Paste Weight maps:

Copies weights of the selected area to the pasted area. Can handle mirrored topology automatically. Works also with partial clusters.


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 Post subject: Re: RCTools updates
PostPosted: 08 Mar 2013, 22:42 
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I have a suggestion for how RCTools should function, if you could add this functionality as an option, that is if you are open to it ? :)

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 Post subject: Re: RCTools updates
PostPosted: 08 Mar 2013, 22:50 
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ofc suggestions are welcome B-) ..

btw I have removed your full quote if you don't mind, as your post directly follows mine

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 Post subject: Re: RCTools updates
PostPosted: 09 Mar 2013, 00:42 
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That's looks really cool rray, I'll have to give that a try. :-bd

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 Post subject: Re: RCTools updates
PostPosted: 09 Mar 2013, 03:54 
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Thanks for the update - looks great.
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 Post subject: Re: RCTools updates
PostPosted: 09 Mar 2013, 17:22 
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Code:
// ERROR : 2004 - Invalid pointer - [line 342 in C:\Workgroups\Root\Addons\RCTools\Application\Plugins\rcPeek.js]
// ERROR : 2004-CUST-rcPeekForRCTools - Invalid pointer
rcPeekForRCTools();

rcTools 5.0

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 Post subject: Re: RCTools updates
PostPosted: 09 Mar 2013, 17:46 
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Do you have some repro steps? Which SI version/camera do you use?

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 Post subject: Re: RCTools updates
PostPosted: 09 Mar 2013, 20:38 
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SI 2013 SP1.

Ok, I figure out what cause the problem.

Repro steps:
1. Copy the scene file to some convenient location (for example C:\Project\ )
2. Set it as a default scene ( Preferences -> Data Management -> Path to default scene: C:\Project\Start.scn )
3. Put startup plugin into your \Applications\Plugins folder and restart the package.

One might say the start scene is corrupt. Maybe. But why it appears to be corrupt only when startup plugin is working? Remove it from plugins folder and it will work just fine.

*sigh*

Can't fucking wait 2014 release!


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