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I m pretty much happy with this script, those guys who make issues of focal length for you, if you have nims frame counter on your scene and change your focal length than you have to delete it n again create frame counter there you would have no problem there, but if you have animatable camera focal length than this will not work there but you can add frame counter in editing software by adding image sequence of rendered(from Maya) frame counter,
For deleting frame counter from your scene in just one click,
add these two lines as mel command on your script editor and make a shelf:-
select -r NimsFrameCountAllGrp ;
doDelete;
Happy Animating!!!!!!!!!
same comment as gamenutt. the focal length issue is a big deal!
also kinda bothers me it needs to produce the frame counter first on all the scene and then it can be used... a bit annoying on heavy scenes.
but the colors are cool!
Very nice script. I wish it would ignore the camera "Focal Length" and "Horizontal Film Aperture" because if you have keys on that it will distort FrameCounter. Maybe on the next update :)
