QListViewExample.py

#!/usr/bin/python

import sys

from PySide import QtGui, QtCore

# Big thing to takeaway. You mostly work on models. You can totally customize the views, but 
# for simple things you're basically just building a model and letting the view display it for you.

def simple():

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"""
A simple utility module for moving skinned joints.
"""

import math
import pymel.core as pmc


def reset_bind_matrix(joint):
    """

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import pymel.core as pm

'''
Here are some examples of how to use the pin_to_surface.py script.
'''

# make a nurbsPlane
oNurbs = pm.nurbsPlane(n='nurbsPlane1')

# You can specify the nurbsSurface by string, PyNode transform or PyNode shape.

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"""
Functions for generating spline weights.

Usage:
    This modules functions each take curve parameters and output control point weights. The weights are generated using
    a modified version of de Boor's algorithm. These weights can be used to create a weighted sum to find a point or 
    tangent on a spline.
    
    While these functions are written for usage in Autodesk Maya, they don't actually have any Maya-specific libraries.
    Additionally none of these functions actually care about the data type of provided control points. This way these