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Old 08-01-2008, 10:15 PM
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Reset Xform script by Paul Neale

I haven't tried this script by Paul Neale, but is intended to make resetting the xforms easier in a scene:

PaulNeale script

Basically it looks through scene and finds objects whose axis is not perpendicular or orthogonal to the face and shows you which ones need to be normalized.
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