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Damn, I knew that this question would come sooner or later ;) :-P
It is just that the whole package gets fairly big when I include an installer as well as all files. Which platform are u on? Would it be an option for now to install via installer and then grab the installed module dir?
cheers
Felix
:) well, I'm on linux right now, at work, and I just prefer to manually install things so that I don't have to worry about messing something up with our pipe. But if the installer is just a "please tell me where your maya dir is" I guess it will be fine :)
The istaller script just searches for the maya installation in the default place - this might be a problem in case of a special Pipeline where things are different. Good idea to let the user specify the maya location if it is not found... Otherwise I can send you the files for manual installation.
Yes, if it's no problem you can send me the files, thomas AT swiss.se. Otherwise, if you are to let people specify paths in a future update I'm okay with waiting :) It looks like a handy plugin
Can you tell me where I put the script files? I am getting this message and I think its because my my scripts are in not installed.
// Error: line 1: Cannot find procedure "fePolyPrimitivesCreateUI". //
Thanks
mikefarkas46@gmail.com
Hey,
yes, that means the script files have not been found. first of all I need more Information: which operating system? Global or local installation?
Does the plugin appear in the plugin-manager or did you have to browse for it. As described in the docs, plug-in and scripts are kept in subfolders at same location, to avoid that any of it is not found.
And please, do not append new questions to old topics. Use the support forum and post a new topic.
thanks
Felix
ekenryd
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