OJ's wireColorChanger 1.1
How to Install/Use:
1. Place the oj_wireColorChangerUI.mel file into your "maya/scripts" folder.
2. Type oj_wireColorChangerUI in the command line(or simply make a shelf button or create a hotkey for it) to launch it.
Usage:
Select any no of objects and simply drag the color slider to change their wireframe color.
Affect Shape = This option will change the wireframe color of the "Shape" nodes of the selected objects instead of the transform node(by default it changes wireframe color for the transform node).
If you want to reset(set to default color) the wireframe color of any object then simply select them and hit reset colors button. If nothing is selected then reset colors will only set the slider color to 0;
Leaving feedback for the script will help me improving them.
Tested with Maya 2011 / 2012.
Note: Sometimes Maya will give an error saying "Cannot find procedure "changeObjColor"" to fix this simply open the Attribute Editor then you should not get the warning anymore. This mostly occurs when you start Maya and run this script without opening the Attribute Editor.
How to Install/Use:
1. Place the oj_wireColorChangerUI.mel file into your "maya/scripts" folder.
2. Type oj_wireColorChangerUI in the command line(or simply make a shelf button or create a hotkey for it) to launch it.
Usage:
Select any no of objects and simply drag the color slider to change their wireframe color.
Affect Shape = This option will change the wireframe color of the "Shape" nodes of the selected objects instead of the transform node(by default it changes wireframe color for the transform node).
If you want to reset(set to default color) the wireframe color of any object then simply select them and hit reset colors button. If nothing is selected then reset colors will only set the slider color to 0;
Leaving feedback for the script will help me improving them.
Tested with Maya 2011 / 2012.
Note: Sometimes Maya will give an error saying "Cannot find procedure "changeObjColor"" to fix this simply open the Attribute Editor then you should not get the warning anymore. This mostly occurs when you start Maya and run this script without opening the Attribute Editor.
Please use the Bug System to report any bugs.
Please use the Feature Requests to give me ideas.
Please use the Support Forum if you have any questions or problems.
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Please use the Feature Requests to give me ideas.
Please use the Support Forum if you have any questions or problems.
Please rate and review in the Review section.
