Maya Script Reconstruct Subdiv  

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00Report| Release v.1.3.1 | Standard Use License | 3 months ago
Very Helpfull Addon to simplify or undo mesh with apply subdivision surface without losing uv, Thanks!!
00Report| Release v.1.3.1 | Standard Use License | about 1 year ago
doesn't work. no support from vendor
00Report| Release v.1.3.1 | Standard Use License | over 2 years ago
pls help. i love this script but I'm now getting the error in 2023: # Error: ModuleNotFoundError: fileC:\Users/Nick/Documents/maya/2023/scripts\ReconstructSubdiv.py line 32: No module named 'pymel' (update) fixed by installing pymel via this article: https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/maya/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2022/ENU/Maya-Scripting/files/GUID-2AA5EFCE-53B1-46A0-8E43-4CD0B2C72FB4-htm.html
00Report| Release v.1.3.1 | Standard Use License | over 2 years ago
Really satisfying script! Works like a dream. Although had an issue, when it simply stopped working (meanwhile I have installed quite a few other scripts). Original import script import ReconstructSubdiv as rs reload(rs) rs.ReconstructSubdiv() gives me such error: # Error: name 'reload' is not defined # Traceback (most recent call last): # File "", line 2, in # NameError: name 'reload' is not defined # What fixed it, was removing the 2nd line from calling script. The one which tries to reload it.
10Report| Release v.1.3.1 | Standard Use License | over 2 years ago
Script works really well, once I got it working. I got stuck trying to install the script in the way I am used to - e.g. opening the script in the script editor and executing it. Of course this was a mistake. Simply follow the instructions :) of copying the script to the correct scripts folder and then in maya add the lines of text from the script to the script editor to execute the script. The lines of code being (python tab): import ReconstructSubdiv as rs reload(rs) rs.ReconstructSubdiv() These commands basically call the script in from your scripts folder you copied the .pyc file into. No need to install the .pyc file directly in maya. Hope that helps someone else in the future and that I've explained that correctly.
00Report| Release v.1.3.1 | Standard Use License | over 2 years ago
Very useful script. Thank you! Will it be possible in the future to add saving the selected script settings? for example, the Keep Original checkbox is enabled by default. I would like to always use the script without it and not manually turn it off every time I run the script
20Report| Release v.1.3.1 | Standard Use License | about 3 years ago
Just bought this product and it looks really good.However I can't make it going. Maya simply doesn't recognize the PYC as a phyton script. Could you explain why I'm getting an error( using maya 2022) ?
10Report| Release v.1.3.1 | Standard Use License | over 3 years ago
Works like a charm - worth every penny!
00Report| Release v.1.3.1 | Standard Use License | almost 4 years ago
Must-have script for Maya when you inevitably delete your subdivision history or when you receive models from other people that are overly-subdivided. Had an issue on my end (mainly not having PyMel enabled in Maya) but Nick was super quick to respond to my issues. Keep up the great work Nick, awesome scripts so far.
10Report| Release v.1.3.1 | Standard Use License | over 4 years ago
Badass, working really well so far. Received some files that had all their subd modifiers collapsed and this made quick work of them. Beware though this script does NOT work on triangulated meshes.

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