Hmm, I see. That's a bit trickier. My first thought would be to store the time/value pairs of each key into an array, move the target curve over by the length of the array (time delta of the selected...

Hi Hesham,

That's actually an older version of the script. Try the one here: https://simplymaya.com/forum/showpost.php?p=323957&postcount=23

You will need to jump into the Maya API for this information.

Look at: http://download.autodesk.com/us/maya/2011help/API/class_m_anim_curve_clipboard.html

Another way is to write out a file...

One way would be to use python list comprehensions. This will select brick 1 to 4. (Note that even though it says 1-5, 5 is not included)

Not the most efficient, but it will work.
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Space it out, and it becomes more apparent. There are multiple issues with the nesting of your conditions, as well as semicolons.



//check if there is rotation in Z...

Try -option replace. Insert will shift the keys, just like you're experiencing.

What exactly are you trying to achieve?

In your second case, you probably want kBeforeSave and kAfterSave.

There are no guidelines. It completely depends on your settings, the complexity of your garment, the baseline performance of your scene without it, etc. The only way you can really tell is to try it...

You've most likely enabled depth of field on your camera. Turn it off in the camera's attributes and it should go away.

Do you have overlapping vertices?