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It worked fine on objects, however, I could not apply it to my camera. I tried on another animation layer as well. Please note I'm a relative beginner and could've missed something.
Works perfect for me in Maya 2018 and 2017, select an object and run the script.
If you have something selected while you run the script it says the following on the last line of the script editor:
'Your selection was an attribute and an expression for vibration added .'
If you have not something selected while you run the script it says the following on the last lines of the script editor:
'# Error: line 0: Please select first an object. # Traceback (most recent call last): # File "<maya console>", line 68, in <module> # File "<maya console>", line 22, in autoVibrate # SystemExit: Please select first an object. #'
And yes I downloaded the script from here to be 100% sure, would be nice if you put it in the 'Bugs' section, not here and provide a little bit more information so I can help you.
