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hey, tried to send you this via PM but you don't have that access, ... just wanted to respond.
Thought it was a good idea to add the near far clip plane, and global proc fixed that in 1.1.0
I created the script not to make a camera, but to connect to the currently viewing camera. I did that because when you get a tracked camera you'd like it to attach to that camera, instead of creating a new camera or the persp cam.
the scripts function was the exact function that the option that is built into maya's option for creating the ocean plane. I just wanted to make it so you could do that after one was created and no only to the perps cam.
I appricitate the ideas for the far clip plane. That could be a big render time saver. Thanks for the imput. I've made the changes.
Dave
