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I remember using this plugin in Maya 2008 or Maya 7 for one my characters, will the new version recognize the nlocators that was created in older versions?
I am afraid not. The old one, n_locators, was using predefined shapes while the new one, n_loc, is storing the values in attributes and it works quite differently.
A 10 minutes workaround would be:
1. open the old rig
2. for each n_locator draw a curve that resembles the old shape
3. delete the old n_locator shape (not the transform)
4. for each of these transforms create a new n_loc, specifying the transform as a parent
Ex:
loc = nLoc(parent = "myNowShapelesWristControl")
loc.create()
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Comments on this feature request:
Catalin Niculescu said over 13 years ago: