by heejun·Workflow
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Earns its place in the ScriptSpot library as a UI wrapper for Pinocchio skinning, though it relies on a separately downloaded binary.
Pinocchio Skinning UI is a 3ds Max script by heejun that wraps Pinocchio skinning in a simple user interface. Rather than working with the underlying tool directly, artists get a straightforward UI inside 3ds Max.
The script depends on the Pinocchio binary, which must be downloaded separately. Before installing, review the restrictions listed on the developer's page at MIT. The script itself is distributed as an .mcr file for 3ds Max.
This release is version 1 and has been tested with 3ds Max 2012. It is listed here as free. For the binary download, usage restrictions, and any further details, refer to the official page linked from this listing.
Pinocchio Skinning UI is best for 3ds Max users who want a simple interface for working with Pinocchio skinning.
Pinocchio Skinning UI is completely free to download and use.
Pinocchio Skinning UI has been tested with 3ds Max 2012, according to its listing. This is the version noted for the current release, which is version 1. Compatibility with other 3ds Max versions is not specified here, so if you are running a different release, check behaviour before relying on it in production. For the most current details, refer to the developer's page linked from this listing.
Pinocchio Skinning UI requires the Pinocchio binary, which you download separately before using the script. The developer directs users to first obtain that binary and review the restrictions documented on the official MIT page. The UI itself is provided as an .mcr file for 3ds Max. Because the binary is a separate dependency, make sure you have retrieved it and read the restrictions before setting the script up in 3ds Max.
Pinocchio Skinning UI is listed here as free. Keep in mind that it depends on the separately downloaded Pinocchio binary, which carries its own restrictions documented on the developer's page at MIT. Before use, review those restrictions to understand what is and isn't permitted. For current licensing terms covering both the script and the binary, refer to the official developer link provided with this listing.
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