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script installation


Place script in the correct directory:

PC <username>/documents/maya/<YourVersion>/scripts
Mac <username>/library/preferences/autodesk/maya/<YourVersion>/scripts



Rig Control Generator



created by jennifer Conley



Allows a rigger to generate typical animator friendly control curves. Spend less time creating curves and more time rigging!


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Joint Orient Tool



created by michael comet



Script allows you to set custom local rotations on joints or quickly show and hide their local axes. A bit improved and quicker than Maya's built in Joint Orient tool. Turn it, flip it, boop it, pull it!


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GUI Genrator



created by Vijay Lakshmanan



Creates control sliders for facial animation. Has the ability to generate a translate Y slider and square slider on X and Y axes. Also has preset sliders and custom creations.


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Mirror Blendshapes



Created by crumbly



If you're using Maya 2015 or older this script is useful for mirroring blendshape models without using a wrap deformer.


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Animation scripts



Toggle curves on/off





Shave a second by toggling on/off your viewport curves with this quick shelf button.



Studio Library





Gives you the ability to save out recurring poses in your animation and blend from your current pose to the new pose. Also allows for copying and pasting animation. You won't find books in this library!



Anim snap





Allows you to snap an object to another object without using a constraint by baking it. Also useful if you're animating for a game engine that doesn't allow constraints. Oh Snap!



Auto Tangents





Gives you control over how much overshoot you get in graph curves.



Mesh ghosting



created by Brian Horgan





This script allows you so see your previous poses by creating a ghost pose, or onion skin, of any pose. This is a similar method 2D animators use with a light table. Spooky good!



Stagger animation



created by Brian Horgan





Allows for quick offset on keyframes.


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