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Is it possible to make this great tool Maya2011 compatible?
thank you
// Error: line 1: ImportError: file P:/.sys/maya/modules/NimbleTools_1.2.1/plug-ins/NimbleTools.py line 27: Bad magic number in P:/.sys/maya/modules/NimbleTools_1.2.1/plug-ins/../python\ns\maya\__init__.pyc //
// Warning: line 1: Failed to call script initialize function //
Hey,
I'm not working in Visual Effects any more - unfortunately I won't be able to maintain the plug-in. I've opened up the source and there's a (tiny) thread with some more details here:
https://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=7&t=943355
Any "bad magic number" issues are probably due to using .pyc files that were built with a different version of Python. I'm guessing Python was updated in later versions of Maya, meaning you'll have to use the raw source files linked in the above thread.
James
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JamesPiechota said over 13 years ago: