tpoveda

# Python version of findRelatedSkinCluster.mel
# Based in findRelatedSkinCluster.mel MEL script file found in Maya 2020

import maya.cmds


def find_related_skin_cluster(skin_obj):
    skin_shape = None
    skin_shape_with_path = None
    hidden_shape = None

obriencole11

"""
Functions for generating spline weights.

Usage:
    This modules functions each take curve parameters and output control point weights. The weights are generated using
    a modified version of de Boor's algorithm. These weights can be used to create a weighted sum to find a point or 
    tangent on a spline.
    
    While these functions are written for usage in Autodesk Maya, they don't actually have any Maya-specific libraries.
    Additionally none of these functions actually care about the data type of provided control points. This way these

zewt

# Public domain

from pymel import core as pm
import re

def resetJointOnCluster(joint, skinClusterPreMatrixPlug):
    inverseMatrix = joint.attr('worldInverseMatrix').get()
    curMatrix = skinClusterPreMatrixPlug.get()
    if curMatrix is not None:
        different = any(abs(a-b) > 0.00001 for a, b in zip(inverseMatrix, curMatrix))

chris-lesage

import pymel.core as pm

"""
Take a collection of attributes and interpolate them along a curve.
It uses a master remapValue that drives multiple remapValues
to simulate the effect of a multi-out curve node.
References to "twist", because it was originally written for twisting ribbon IK
But it can interpolate any custom attributes you wish

Written by Chris Lesage, June 2019

chris-lesage

import maya.cmds as cmds

'''
# EXAMPLE USAGES:
# Removes all unused influences from skinCluster1
remove_unused_influences('skinCluster1')

# Removes the two specified joints from Body_SkinCluster,
but only if they are not currently weighted to anything.
remove_unused_influences('Body_SkinCluster', ['leg_L0_5_jnt', 'leg_R0_5_jnt'])

defTechAndrew

import FbxCommon


def fbx_trim_keys(scene, start, end, take_buffer=10):
    """
    Uses the FBX SDK to remove unnecessary keys.

    :param scene: FBX SDK scene class that hold data to edit
    :param int start: start frame of animation keys to keep
    :param int end: end frame of animation keys to keep

Danlowlows

from pyfbsdk import FBSystem, FBNamespaceAction, FBPlugModificationFlag

def DeleteNameSpace(namespace):
    FBSystem().Scene.NamespaceDeleteContent(namespace, FBPlugModificationFlag.kFBPlugAllContent, True)

def AddNamespace(components, namespace):
    for comp in components:
        comp.ProcessObjectNamespace(FBNamespaceAction.kFBConcatNamespace, namespace)
        
def SafeDeleteList(components):

cyaoeu

import bpy

path = bpy.path.abspath('//') #path of .blend
objname = bpy.context.active_object.name #select rig


singleanim = True

if singleanim == True:
    action = bpy.context.active_object.animation_data.action

EricTRocks

# Credit to Ryan Porter (yantor3d)

from maya import cmds

for jnt in cmds.ls(sl=True, type="joint"):
    matrixPlugs = cmds.listConnections(jnt + ".worldMatrix", type="skinCluster", p=True) or []
    
    for mp in matrixPlugs:
        bindPreMatrixPlug = mp.replace('matrix', 'bindPreMatrix')
        if cmds.listConnections(bindPreMatrixPlug, s=True, d=False):

jirihnidek

"""
Example of callbacks used for Blender integer property
"""

import bpy

# Some global values
values = {}
default_value = -1