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Sorry, I should have stated it is not a plug-in. It is only a script. I have basically tried to replicate the pattern you see with the max plug-in. It can give similar results. It works best for quads and tri. I should just change the name to 'random geometry', putting greeble on the title is a strong statement.
Joojaa, I didn't know that you could already do that. Thanks that paint geometry tool is wonderful. I spent a week on this script. :( but it was a good learning curve anyway.
Maya actually has greebling built in, most just don't know it!
Use the paint geometry tool!
To reply: No I cant review everything, in fact I'm advised not to rate anything. I did here because i think the paint geometry tool is one fo best maya tools around and 95% don't know its existence and thats a pity.
But I can allocate time to asses a script feasibility if you pm me.
