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A 38-second demo with music. Two Maya viewports of a mannequin, the left showing the body alone and the right the body in a T-shirt, with Proximity Selection beside them, each step captioned. The shirt is picked, then the body, and Select Vertices selects the body's vertices close to the shirt. Dragging the distance slider shrinks the selection to a few patches and grows it again as the handle moves. With Update while dragging off, it changes only on release. A distance is typed. Select inner volume adds the body inside the shirt. Swapping the pair selects the shirt where it touches the body, and a longer distance spreads the selection over the shirt. The i on the tool's title bar opens its guide. End card: Proximity Selection, a tdToolKit add-on, $2, twodollartools.com.
A 58-second demo with music. The Renamer beside Maya's Outliner, each step captioned. Picking in the Outliner, the Renamer follows. Typing a pattern, the preview lists each new name and marks one already used in the scene in red. A batch numbered with padding, a start and a step, then put back with one undo. Every left_ replaced with L_, then a regular expression whose groups are used in the replacement. Letters A, B, C in place of numbers. A prefix added, then a suffix, each removable the same way. The children of the selection included. Numbers stripped and the case changed. Nodes taken out of a namespace in one click. End card: Renamer, a tdToolKit add-on, $2, twodollartools.com.
A 60-second demo with music. The tdToolKit tool box in Maya: the Theme Editor on the left, the Outliner and Renamer on the right, Timeline++ along the bottom, each step captioned. An accent color picked from Maya's color dialog turns the whole tool box orange. The Outliner's group names turn gold, then Timeline++'s key ticks turn gold and its bar grows taller. The font changes to Georgia everywhere, then back. Corners round with each click. The theme is saved under a new name, Amethyst turns everything purple, the Outliner alone switches to Mint, and the saved theme comes back from the Themes menu. End card: Theme Editor, part of the tdToolKit base package, twodollartools.com.
A 55-second demo with music. The Shot Sculpt panel docked beside a Maya viewport of a hooded character, each step captioned. A stack of fix layers, each row with a bar of its weight over time. A sculpt edited on the posed mesh: the shoulder pushed out. A range double-clicked onto a layer's track and its fades dragged, an ease picked for a fade, and a scrub shows the fix growing in. A layer muted, then its weights painted with Maya's paint tool. A sticky soft mod made from one vertex: its control rides the surface, moving it lifts the hood, and its falloff sphere is dragged larger. A lattice turned to fit her sleeve, as a layer. One Ctrl+Z undoes it. End card: Shot Sculpt, a tdToolKit add-on, $2, twodollartools.com.
A 57-second demo with music. The Anim GIFs panel docked beside a Maya viewport, each step captioned, the character in a different animation from step to step. She waves hello and Create GIF is pressed: a progress bar runs and the finished GIF opens in a window over the viewport. A closer camera is picked from the list and a new GIF opens. She runs in place: the width is set to 360, Aspect makes it square, and the GIF shows her from the side. She cheers with both arms up: every second frame at 12 fps, then 64 colors. She dances across the floor: a custom range picks out a spin down into a crouch, and Boomerang plays it forwards and back. End card: Anim GIFs, a tdToolKit add-on, $2, twodollartools.com.
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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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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.
A 52-second trailer with music and no voice. A title card reads "tdToolKit. A dockable tool box for Maya." Then screen recordings of Maya with the tool box docked beside the viewport, each with a caption: the Shelf importing existing shelves and dragging buttons between sections, the Theme Editor recoloring the interface live, the Canvas grouping tools into one panel, saved layouts for different tasks, and Selection Info isolating a selection. A card reads "Launching with 10 add-ons. $2 each." Then each add-on in turn: Outliner, Renamer, Weight Manager, Proximity Selection, File Browser, Shot Sculpt, FBX I/O, Anim GIFs, Timeline++ and Mosaic. The end card reads "Every tool costs two dollars. twodollartools.com".
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