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Love the idea of this script, BUT I can't get it installed.
I tried to get this to load in Maya 2011 64 bit on OS X, and all I get in the script editor is an error of: "//Error: Cannot find procedure "import".
I'm working on a project now that I would LOVE to use this on. Has anyone been able to get this to work in 2011?
OK, I stand corrected. I got it to load the interface, but now when I look at an example file it displays the error: # Error: file: /Users/USERNAME/path/to/testfile.ma line 6: RuntimeError: file line 1: Plug-in, "rungeKutta.py", was not found on MAYA_PLUG_IN_PATH. #
Also when I run the following script it does not display where it's looking for the folder I created named plugins – this is what the readme.txt told me to create:
import sys
print '\n'.join(sys.path)
Any suggestions?
Todor Imreorov
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