New user-requested scripts have been added to the Pushing Points Nifty Kit.

This is a free update for anyone that has purchased the Nifty Kit. Simply log into your Gumroad account to access the latest version of the kit, replace the old kit with the new one and restart Modo.

Nifty New Scripts-

Group Render Outputs- This script is designed to group all Render Outputs in the Shader Tree.

Split Material Boundary Edges- This script is designed to split all material boundary edges.

Assign Material- This script is designed to assign the material under the cursor to the selected polygons.

Assign Material to Polygon Island- This script is designed to assign new material to all polygon islands in a single mesh item.

Assign Random Material- This script is designed to assign a random existing material to the selected polygons.

Select Images- This script is designed to select all Images in Shader Tree.

Toggle All Images- This script is designed to enable or disable all Images in the Shader Tree.

Toggle All Masks- This script is designed to enable or disable all Material Masks in the Shader Tree.

Select All Shaders- This script is designed to select all Default Shaders in the scene.

Select All Material Masks- This script is designed to select all Material Masks in the Shader Tree.

Alphabetize Material Masks- This script is designed to alphabetize material masks in the shader tree.

Alphabetize Meshes- This script is designed to alphabetize all Mesh items in the Scene.

Alphabetize Root Meshes- This script is designed to alphabetize all Root Mesh items in the Scene. Note- Hierarchies are unaffected.

MODO | The Pushing Points Nifty Kit

The Pushing Points Nifty Kit for MODO, is a collection of user-requested scripts, designed to add functionality and increase the speed of working in MODO.

http://pushingpoints.com/v2/modo-the-pushing-points-nifty-collection/

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