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Yes this definitely works and by copying the new set to default map1 and deleting the new set, you can get a history clean result even after skinning. Incidentely, I am using Maya 2008 EXT 2 and it works fine in that.
Thanks
Smokey
I agree with you fraktura.
This one really works.
I have some suggestions though,
1) Update for Maya 8.x (it works until now but you never know)
2) Ability to mass transfer for objects with similar topology.
3) Ability to copy to the existing UV set. (It creates new UV set)
4) Brief Documentation
Thanks for the great script!
i did tried several tools to copy UVs from one to another identical objects and after hours and hours i did use yours mel. man thank you! it is working
