In Maya, enter the following command in the Script Editor:
Manitoba;
Play around with the buttons and sliders and see what shows up in the Script Editor's history pane.
Nothing revolutionary. Just funny.
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fun easter egg in Maya 5 for OS X
In Maya, enter the following command in the Script Editor:
Manitoba;
Play around with the buttons and sliders and see what shows up in the Script Editor's history pane.
Nothing revolutionary. Just funny.
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Here a couple of lo-res screenies for those of you who haven't seen the light. :p
When you click on buttons or move any sliders in the window, different comments show up in the history of the script editor.
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I think that Easter Eggs are indigenous to Macs only they have been around for years - I know quite a few. There is a cool one in Quark, an alien comes on screan and zapps what ever you have asked to delete.that is pretty cool. too bad theres no easter eggs in windows version
Just goes to show us Mac users have more of a sense of humour that the miserable Winders gang
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