Controller / Color
toolskit2.0
In this section, you can create controllers much more quickly with just a few clicks. You have the option to change the curve and color for your controller by opening the sub-tabs Curve and Color. (In the ToolsKit settings, you can choose the type of display for curves, either in text or icon mode.)
You can configure your controller to include a joint for a curve, choose the plane in which the curve should be oriented, give it a specific name, adjust its size, and even change the transform prefixes by clicking on "Setting".
ToolsKit is intelligent, it can position controllers based on your selection. For each selected object, it will place a controller where the object is located and automatically create a specific numbering. If there are suffixes like '_L', '_R', it will detect them and automatically add these prefixes to your created controllers. Moreover, this functionality also works with vertices, allowing you to place controllers based on selected vertices.
The "Hierarchy" checkbox allows you to hierarchize all created controllers if you select multiple objects simultaneously.
The advantage with ToolsKit is that you can modify a controller after its creation. For example, if you want to change the curve of a created controller, you just need to select the curves you want to change, choose the new curve in the Curve sub-tab, and click on "Change Curve".
Of course, it will be possible to create only a curve by clicking on "Create Curve".
Similarly, for the color, you can change the color of the selected curves by choosing the new color in the Color sub-tab and then clicking on "Change Color".
The "Modify last ctrls" button will allow you to update all the last controllers that have been created using the "Create a controller" button. It will enable you to change the plane, size, color, and curve without the need for selection, thus providing you with more fluidity.
In the controller settings, you will have the option to choose what you want to modify, either yes or no.
