• Add option to run on all cameras in the scene except for defaults.
  • Or add a widget that presents all cameras available in scene and allows the user to choose what cameras to run the operation on...
• Update near and far QLineEdits to QDoubleSpinBox
• If the user presses enter in the near and far widget, this should envoke the "apply"

Maya UI Tool to reset the scenes camera(s) clip plane values.

1. Download this repo
2. copy reset_camera_clip_planes.py into:
   • Windows: $HOME/maya/scripts e.g. on my instance of Windows it would beC:/Users/johnco/Documents/maya/scripts
3. From a Python Buffer in the Maya Script Editor, execute the below:
   • Windows:

   import os
   
   script_path = "{home}/maya/scripts/reset_camera_clip_planes.py".format(home=os.path.expandvars("$HOME"))
   # e.g. "C:/Users/johnco/Documents/maya/scripts/reset_camera_clip_planes.py"
   execfile(script_path)

With the tool open...

2. Choose the camera context to for the "Apply" operation to execute on.

   • Can either be run on the selected cameras in the scene
   • Or on all cameras

3. Click apply to reset the cameras clip plane values

Maya has a handy feature to display a manipulator visualising the near and far clip planes for a camera

The toolbox provides options

• Show or hide the manipulator for cameras
• The camera context to run on can either be on "Selection" or on "All" cameras in the scene