sePushPullConstraint 1.2.0 for Maya (maya plugin)

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  ivous said over 11 years ago:

  [quote=mayaman82]Once the plugin is loaded, there is a mel command that is available that creates the actually constraint. In the zip file there should be a documentation html file with examples. There are no menus or UI since it's pretty simple to setup. In the simplest case, you can just select the driver, then the driven, and type the mel command "sePushPullConstraint", but if you look at the help docs or type "help sePushPullConstraint" for a list of flags.[/quote] Wow! Thank you for your help, now its working. It is super plugin. Very useful. Thanx, Ivo

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  mayaman82 said over 11 years ago:

  Once the plugin is loaded, there is a mel command that is available that creates the actually constraint. In the zip file there should be a documentation html file with examples. There are no menus or UI since it's pretty simple to setup. In the simplest case, you can just select the driver, then the driven, and type the mel command "sePushPullConstraint", but if you look at the help docs or type "help sePushPullConstraint" for a list of flags.

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  medogazda said about 11 years ago:

  Hello, is just for me or a common problem when I set up a constraint and I move it or keyframe it, it doesn't put back the driven object onto the start position on 1st frame, just keep the distance but leaves it on the direction of the last moved position.

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  medogazda said about 11 years ago:

  OK, i got it. If you set the start frame to 2, the problem goes away and the object jumps to it's start position. This is not mentioned in the help documentations. I suggest you to do it, because I almost gave up to use it:)

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