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Version devBuilt at: 2026-10-18 01:16:41 EDT

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A 57-second demo with music. The tdToolKit Outliner docked beside a Maya viewport of a simple character, each step captioned. A Shift-click opens everything below, and the branch lines light up from the cursor to the root along a long, constrained tail. Shift+F folds the tree to the selection. A name filter with wildcards and two terms, then the type filter set to joints. Right-click, Select Hierarchy by Type, Curves: every control selected. A parent constraint from the right-click menu, and a rename in place. The tool box switched to the Coral Ink theme, the Theme Editor recolors the group names, and depth tint shades deeper rows. End card: Outliner, a tdToolKit add-on, $2, twodollartools.com.
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See-Through Occlusion: the whole effect in one material
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A 54-second demo with music. The tdToolKit Shelf docked beside a Maya viewport, each step captioned. Maya's own shelves imported, icons and all, and a button running its command unchanged. Buttons dragged into place, a group band-selected and dropped on another tab, and Move To and Copy To. A section added with a title bar in a color of its own, then folded away, showing how many buttons it hides. Labels written over the icons, icon size from 16 up to 64 pixels, and rows aligned left, center or right. A live text field among the buttons. Saved after every edit, with Revert. End card: Shelf, part of the tdToolKit base package, twodollartools.com.
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A 57-second demo with music. Weight Manager docked beside a Maya viewport of cartoon heads, each step captioned. Every map on the selection in one list: skin, deformers, blend shapes and nCloth. Double-click a map to select its points. Filter many heads, pick three and mirror them. Copy weights across topology, pasted by closest point. A skin map pasted onto a blend shape. Painting any map with Maya's own paint tool, then smooth, mirror, invert and undo, multiply, flood and clamp. Every map exported to one file, then imported with mapping onto a kitten whose joints have other names. End card: Weight Manager, a tdToolKit add-on, $2, twodollartools.com.
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