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Ok, so this tool looks amazing!!! I been watching all the training videos.. but how the HECK do you get it to do the final pelting? I get to the step where the circle curve goes around my object with all the lines connecting to my edges.. but then in the training videos his mouse goes off the page and he does something that makes it go... :/ I can't figure out what this is. Any HELP???
Go Pelting tools! My latest 3d Model was about to destroy my right hand but now with Pelting tools, I only need a brace.
Fantastic, I hope Autodesk notices this and bakes it in to Maya.
There are a few minor bugs, one of which is that sometimes the viewport shading goes wonky.
