hey that would be great mark - it seems we are all in need of mel help! me especially, so its great to have you here!Originally posted by mark_wilkins
Actually I really would never barge into a forum like this and start plugging the book if there weren't already a discussion about it.
Anyway, this forum's a happy discovery and I hope I can add something useful.
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Join the queOriginally posted by dannyngan
Sweet! Mark's here! Once I get the book, I'll start bugging him with questions.
Seems the book is out already in the states, but not in the UK. should be any day now though.. *crosses fingers*
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you took the words straight out of my mouth...Originally posted by Kevin
you ever fancy moderating a mel area on a board ?
I know you asked me to mod this area as at the time there was noone else about to do it, and it was strictly speaking "dead"... since its now picked up i have no qualms about standing down for someone else to jump on.
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Seriously, writing another MEL tutorial is about the LAST thing I want to do right now.
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hahahahah I would imagineOriginally posted by mark_wilkins
I've already taken care of that with the book, right?
Seriously, writing another MEL tutorial is about the LAST thing I want to do right now.
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but we can still ask you quesitons about MEL problems right?
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use of MEL
I can see how in a company it would be used extensively to automatize parts of the workflow or operations done so frequently that you'd rather launch a script than repeat them over and over. But people toying with Maya at home probably find it easier to do things by hand than writing a script. At least that's the case for me...
PS: I found this great site because Mark Wilkins mentioned it in the Alias newsgroup, by the way. Thank you Mark!
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