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Im getting this error:
// Error: TPSdatabase::createAddControlUI: could not create control for attribute maxScaleLimitEnable //
Using Maya 2009 sp1a if that helps! Thanks...
this seems pretty good so far. I coudnt seem to get this to work with polys not sure if this was the version to support it. I also thought it would be great to use this as a animation tool, however it seems to cause wierd results if the surface is deformed in any way after the extrudeL is enabled. which im sure is the logical reason that the extrudeL deletes vertexs from being created so that obviously they would not contribut to the deform. if there would be a workaround so you could deform and trim in one extusion that would be something really nice.
im using maya 8.5 on an intel mac if that helps... I can try again i only had a few minutes to test it the first time.
