2022.01.21
Minor release with some fixed for you, especially Floating Licence users.
- ADDED Keyframe on Snap to Simulation More use for this nifty little feature
- FIXED Commarcial Floating Licences There was a glitch in the Matrix
- FIXED Limits excluded from import Limits were exported, but not imported
- FIXED Z-up is inconsistent Foolproof implementation
- FIXED Scaled Limits The manipulator stuggled to display limits when scaled
- FIXED Manipulator and Viewport Shadows Now visible even in the darkest of times
Snap to Simulation
In addition to recording your simulation, you can also snap your rig to wherever the simulation is currently at.
However this only applied to things that aren't yet keyframed. Useful to layout and setting of an initial pose for your character.
With this release, it will also keyframe your rig, such that you can use it to interactively animate a character on specific frames, as you simulate. You know what, it's easier to just show you. 😄
Commercial Floating Licence
A glitch was found that turned Floating Licences into non-commercial licences, imposing the recording and exporting limits of 100 frames and 10 markers.
This has now been fixed.
Limits and Export
The new Import functionality introduced in the last version neglected to include limits, this has now been fixed!
Z-up is Inconsistent
One user experienced having their gravity turned sideways, thinking Maya was configured with Z-up when really it was Y-up. It still unclear exactly why this happened, but the one potential edgecase has now been strengthened. If you experience gravity facing the wrong way, or the ground plane being orthogonal to your viewport grid, let us know!
Scaled Limits
When your rig or controls are scaled, the Manipulator wasn't able to accurately provide you with the limit handles. This has now been fixed.
Manipulator and Viewport Shadows
It used to be the case that the manipulator became invisible whenever viewport shadows was enabled. This has now been fixed!