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You have asked, and you shall receive - I added in your requested Reverse Normal feature! (As well as a 'Kill Original Mesh' option) :)
Happy mirroring!
I added a simple reverse normals myself if people want to add it in.
Search for this line....
//mirror the duplicated object in the correct direction
scale
-relative $xScalerVal $yScalerVal $zScalerVal $mirObj[0];
Add the following text
//Flip Those Polys - ADDED 2013
polyNormal -normalMode 4 -userNormalMode 0 -ch 1;
Great script...honestly surprised Maya does have this built in.
I'm coming over from Max and this has been a core doodad since the beginning.
Anyway...I third the request for a flip normal.
But I'd also, like the option to kill the original. Sometimes you just need to flip an object, not clone and flip.
Thanks for sharing!!!
Benjamin,
Great script. I was wondering if there could be one more attribute, Reverse Normals.
This would help in the mirror, combine process.
Thanks,
Frank
