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I really neded this so thanks, I managed to import some files while others don´t (maybe they are corrupted since I haven´t been able to visualize them either), now I just need to learn how to apply them to a set skeleton -_-0
This little plug-in is just what I had been wanting for christmas but when I first tried it my .bvh files were causing maya to hang up. I emailed the author of this remarkable tool and after taking a look at my .bvh files reworked the tool and wallah! My mocap files import instantly and run smooth as juice. Once the revised plug-in is posted I suggest anyone who has maya and mocap files to install this immediately and bypass the trip to Motion Builder.
