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This works great with Maya 2014. I'm testing the shadows as they move on a home I hope to build in Tucson someday. I only wish there was some way to calculate the position of the moon as easily.
This is exactly what I need, but i can't seem to install it correctly. I have maya 2010. Hey onkelandy... could explain how you installed it? I followed the original instructions, but it's not working. I do have vista by the way. Thanks.
I've tried the newest script in Maya 2010 and everything works fine so far. I love the features and the way this works. It's really easy to change and animate the settings. Extremely useful for architectural visualizations.
Only thing that would be cool: an In-Maya conversion of the coordinates ;) Somehow I also think that the sun is too dark overall in the evening but I guess that's a problem of Mental Ray Sky+Sun.
Getting the following errors when using script:
"// Error: Cannot find procedure "sunData". //
// Error: An execution error occured in the expression expression3. //
// Error: Cannot find procedure "sunData". //
// Error: An execution error occured in the expression expression3. //
// Error: Cannot find procedure "sunData". //
// Error: An execution error occured in the expression expression3. // "
Edit: Nevermind. Got it working. I added a line to the script and everything works fine.
Cheers.
I think the idea is just brilliant.
Finally someone tried to make things work easier.... but still not enough for me.
Maybe I'm using it the wrong way or didn't install it the right way.
No matter how I try to use the script, it gives me back error messages.
It'd be nice to have a tiny txt file with installation and use instructions for those who like me are trying to take advantage from this usefull tricky script.
Thanks ;-)
Robbie
