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Don't know how to use it. I type in import tf_smoothSkinWeight into Mel box at bottom of Maya 2011? If so I get an error. I have a mesh with rigged skeleton binded to it that is a requirement right? Sorry new to this can anyone be more specific on how to use it? Thanks!
Have just tested this script works very well
would ask to add a mirroring function and Undo on next release
if this is going to be update please let us know
Great tool!
Had a dress rig with tons of joints not all showing in the paint weights window...No way to just smooth around them Geezzz!
Used your script, and two seconds later I was done!
Thank you.
Hi,
It's a very helpful script.
I've made some modification to the script to support undo (essential for paint weighting). Maybe a bit slower, but it's fair compromise, i think. Mail me at r4inm4ker at gmail.com if you're interested for the updated version.
Jefri
I just wanted to say thank you for your work. Your script is literally a life saving solution for smoothing skin weights. I have tested it in production and it worked well. I published it on my blog as well if you don't mind.
Thank you again!
