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First off, I think I've been looking for something like this script for over a year. Even without this feature you've no doubt saved me literally days of work.
What I love about this script is that it works with rigs, not just objects. This is great because I can 'duplicate special' one of my rigs, run this script and have flocking behaviour (or in my case, race car behaviour) very quickly.
What I would prefer though, is to have multiple references of my rig work with the script. At present, using references seems to break the script. It throws this error:
// Error: No object matches name: CopycatSaveObj1.txOrigins //
// Error: An execution error occured in the expression cc_carMain01ID0ATTRtxDNUM1. //
Hope that helps. Let me know if you need any more details.
Arch Dragon
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