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Rename At Creation 1.0.0
Rename your objects when you create them.
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UPDATED:   04/23/08  
FILE SIZE:  0 KB  
DOWNLOADED:  373  
LICENSE TYPE:   Freeware
PLATFORMS:    Windows  Linux  MacOS-X
Maya Versions:   6.x, 7.x, 8.x, 2008
OWNER:   CharlieWal   
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A very simple script that ask you for naming your objects when you create them.
This can be annoying at first, but sometimes when you are not doing tests it's better to organize your outliner giving meaningful names to your objetcs. And this little script does just that, it asks you for a name for your object. The script is a toggle, you can turn it on and off.

Main procedure:

cw_renameAtCreation();
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