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2013, 2012, 2011

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Created:	09/12/2006
Last Modified:	07/26/2012
File Size:	33.1 KB

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animation

Date	Priority	Title	Status
08/04/2014	high	# Error: NameError: name 'poseLibModule' is not defined	Pending
04/21/2013	low	In maya2014 , the botton (a pose) can't delete	Pending
12/30/2012	high	The PoseLib is not working in Maya2013	Pending
03/24/2012	high	Number of poses increase but the icons of poses don't show up.	Pending
03/01/2012	medium	# Error: NameError: name 'poseLibModule' is not defined	Pending
02/25/2012	high	NameError again again	Pending
02/16/2012	medium	The Error " # Error: NameError: name 'poseLibModule' is not defined "	Pending
01/14/2012	high	name error again	Pending
01/09/2012	medium	NameError	Pending
01/09/2012	low	error	Pending
01/03/2012	low	do not work in m2012	Pending
01/03/2012	high	missing importing the pythonLibModule	Pending
01/02/2012	medium	Cant save pose	Pending
07/11/2011	high	Applying a pose only to one specific channel doesn't work	Pending
02/10/2011	high	Cannot get UI to show up	Pending
10/30/2010	medium	Select Pose Controls	Closed
10/19/2010	high	Refrences not working properly?	Closed
09/09/2010	high	Renaming Crashes Maya	Closed
07/23/2010	low	Pose Vanishing	Pending
06/21/2010	high	update 4.5 beta1 - only renders blue balls to poses	Closed
05/11/2010	high	No longer works in Maya 2011	Closed

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Refrences not working properly?

Status	closed
Priority	high
Date	10/19/2010
Submitted by	doug magruder

when creating a pose with "use custom namespace" on it adds the namespace to the pose text file.
i.e:
"RC:RR:WORLDCtrl rotateX 0
RC:RR:WORLDCtrl rotateY 0
RC:RR:WORLDCtrl rotateZ 0"
instead of:
"WORLDCtrl rotateX 0
WORLDCtrl rotateY 0
WORLDCtrl rotateZ 0"

When applying a pose that uses namespaces and has the pose file set up correctly (from a previous version) this error pops up:

poseLibApplyPose (26);

// Warning: poseLib: ==> Nothing happened! <== (please refer to script editor for possible reasons)

1) Your current selection might not part of this pose.

2) Maybe the Ref/Unref choice is wrong: Try unchecking the Use Namespace checkbox.

3) There might be two or more controls with the exact same name in your scene. (in this case, just select the one you want to pose) //

however, when selecting the ctrls in the pose through the awesome right-click meny they select properly.

Thanks man.

Awesome tool btw. it is easy to use, reliable, and versitile. well done.