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import pymel.core as pm

# Select joint chain.
# On selected joints.
# Create a local oriented control.
joint_system = pm.ls(selection=True, dag=True)

last_control = None

# Loop through selected joints

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'''
This script will create an attribute called joint_vis on the first selected and then connect it to the visibility to the second selected.
You wll need to have two object in your scene selected to make this example work.
Mainly this script is a demo of connecting and disconecting attributes using pymel.

'''
import pymel.core as pm

selected = pm.ls(selection=True)

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'''
Copy Pivot

by TELIMS

How to Work:
	Select object with pivot you want to change too.
	Select object who's pivot you want to change.

	If selecting multiple objects, the first selected object will

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'''

TELIMS - Color Curves

How to Use:
    import telims_color_curves_wireframe
    reload(telims_color_curves_wireframe)

    Select 1 or multiple curves > run Script
    Enter Yellow, Red or blue

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'''
controls.py 
Michael Clavan 


import controls
reload(controls)

'''

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import pymel.core as pm

selected_material = pm.ls(selection=True)[0]

# Printing out the material type will give you the information you want to compare.
print selected_material.type()

# Here is a comparison check between the mental ray material and your target.
# selected_material.type() == 'mia_material_x'

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import pymel.core as pm

selected_vtx = pm.ls(selection=True)[0]

locator_1 = pm.spaceLocator(name='name_locator')

locator_2 = pm.spaceLocator(name='name_locatorChild')

# Select the driver (vtx) and the driven locator 1.
pm.select(selected_vtx, locator_1, r=True)

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def get_icon_path(icon_name, icon_folder='icons'):
	'''
	The point of this function is ot return the location of 
		a icon in an adjacent folder next to the script.

	Make sure ot import this script into the scirpt you want to use it.
	Then you can use the path_tools.get_icon_path('icon.png') anywhere you 
		need to implant an image path.

	How to Run:

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import pymel.core as pm
current_transforms = pm.ls(selection=True, dag=True, type='transform')

controls = []
for transform_node in current_transforms:
    if transform_node.getShapes():
        controls.append(transform_node)

print 'You got {0} controls'.format(controls)

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'''
PySide Session 2 - Notes
'''
'''
Packages
'''



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