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Finished Zplugins: Tiny Tools

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#5

Excellent! Thank you.:smiley:

#6

:+1: These are great little plugins - size matters! :wink: Not only are they very handy and speed the workflow but the design is beautiful. Those buttons fit snugly on the right shelf.

#7

Pilou

#8

Excellent work! These really are going to come in handy. I haven’t been the biggest fan of recent Zscripts (they just didn’t seem to help me much at all) but these certainly will, especially the render region.

#9

Thanks Mark, i suppose right !!! you was working hard f:D or us¡¡

Thanks for this very helpful tool!!
Andreseloy

#10

Thx man for your work.
Very appreciated!
I’ll try after
bye
Leo

#11

:+1: Awesome addition to Zbrush, I can’t wait to get back from vacation to try it out, nice work buddy!

#12

Thanks again for letting me test these out. I’m really quite impressed with how helpful these are.

#13

Fills a need… with style.

Sven

#14

Thanks mate very usefull set of tools to have.

Much appreciated my friend and again thanks for all the work you put into it.

Bill :+1:

#15

:+1: :wink:

#16

thanks, it will be usefull but : http://ourouk.3dvf.net/tinytools/pages/tinytools.htm

:slight_smile:

#17

Wow, so very thankful, ur cool TV!

#18

[color=LemonChiffon]Excellent collection of useful plug-ins you’ve compiled there, Mark!

It did immediately cross my mind that the name ‘Tiny Tools’ was associated with the Maya srcipts of the same name, but no matter - these are certainly going to prive most useful.

Thanks for you kind generosity :+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:

Chris

#19

There have been several times I wished for a ‘drag-rectangle stroke’ render selection so you could get just the area you want. I will certainly try this out. Thanks for your many tools, TVeyes. 50.

#20

Excellent TVeyes…

Thanks…:smiley:

#21

Thank you, these will be very useful!!!

#22

Hey TVeyes!

Great contribution to the community! I tried your plugin, since I was very interested in the Max Doc / Fit doc feature. I have just a comment through:
To maximize my work space, I generally hide the bottom bar (Zscript bar). But when I press “Fit Doc”, the Zscript bar is automatically expanded again, losing the benefits of this UI optimization (at least for me :wink: ).

Anyways, great work, and thanks again for sharing!
Bye
Michoko

PS: Would it be possible to assign a hotkey for Max Doc, please? It would be VERY handy!

#23

Thks for this, very usefull.

#24

Thank you everyone. I am thrilled by your responses to the zplugins, especially since none of them mention any bugs :smiley: There are however some issues with a couple of the zplugins.

Axis Shortcuts: When toggling deformation axes from a drop down Tool palette, i.e not a tool palette in the left or right palette containers, the tool palette might close after each axis toggle. ChadTheArtist pointed this out to me and I thought I had it solved. But at a monitor resolution higher than 1280x the palette will close, 1280x or lower and it will stay open. Again this does not affect the Tool palette if it is in the left or right palette container. I usualy model at a monitor resolution of 1280*768 and only switch to a higher resolution when composing a picture, so for me it does not matter. But if there is anyone who would like to see it fixed I will try and work something out.

Subdivision Switch: In this zplugin’s help section it says to leave both PolyFrame switches off to use the current polyframe view. This is not true. That line slipped past me as I modified the zplugin.

Kev1n: I never checked the names of other program’s plugins/scripts. I doubt Rossi Sebastien will have a problem with a plugin pack for Zbrush named the same as his :slight_smile: Thanks for the info though.

Does anyone see this as a problem? The name could be changed to, oh I don’t know, Tiny Toolz :wink:

Michoko: Thanks. Yes I see what you mean. I might change the way the zscript window is hidden through Max Doc. But there is a problem. Ideally every zscript should adjust the height of the zscript window as in Functionality 4, IMO. This would allow me to minimize the zscript window, but not close it completely, the difference is minimal. Each time a zscript or zplugin is loaded/activated, zbrush assumes it is to be shown in the zscript window and opens the window to a certain height. But if it is not closed the zscript window height is not adjusted.

Hmm, I could perhaps just follow functionality rule 4 myself and adjust the zscript window height when Fit Doc is pressed :o

Thanks again for the response. Much appreciated, now if someone could please loan me some money towards a toupe. Zscripting can result in quite a lot of hair pulling.

Tiny Toolz 2 is in the making and will consist of at least 6 zplugins. If anyone has any special wishes or ideas just PM me.