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Works Well with me in Maya 2020.1 on WIndows 10. The only feature that works for each selected single object is ((Check SYmmetry)), other features needs you to first (select base geometry) then select other similar or identical object & use the rest of features (for Blendshapes & copy/paste vertex positions purposes)
A "Must have" script, it is only disadvantage that its (Check Symmetry) is slow if your model is more than 15000 polygons count
You can't be a modeler in Maya without this. MJPolytools was the other must have, but the looping tools are so much improved these days. However- this little gem of a script is still a MUST HAVE. Thanks for all the years of usefulness. Kind regards!
Amazingly simple script for mirroring blendshapes in one click. Also has a useful option for showing any verts that have been moved from their original position in the base mesh. This is helpful when making sure you haven't affected an area that you don't want to.
