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Would you happen to have an updated file for Maya 2015? I'd like to use the rig for a college project graded on teamwork and time-management, and Maya 2015 is the only version of Maya that is used in the entire school. I unzipped the .rar file, and I found the 3 files contained within it. I've re-linked the texture file, I've switched every visibility control that I can find "on," and I've clicked "show all" in the Display menu. I can see the mesh objects in the outliner, but none of them are visible in the viewport.
Hi Mendelevium,
To be able to see the mesh, you only have to go in shading (beside view) and click on smooth shade all :)
Right it is on bounding box that why you see that.
Mendelevium
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